u.s. constitution allows slavery ” … as a punishment for crime … “
FUCK THAT
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
via Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
u.s. constitution allows slavery ” … as a punishment for crime … “
FUCK THAT
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
via Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
This is an updated version of my review of Paul Feyerabend’s
Stories from Paolino’s Tapes Private Recordings 1984-1993
mythz blog
Yesterday I had an interesting conversation with a student regarding the new communications technologies. Both of us have been around long enough to have lived through the communications revolution. We’ve both seen a world prior to cheaply available personal computers, cell phones, internet, cable (or cheaply available cable), 24 hour reporting and all the rest. As Harvey puts it in The Condition of Postmodernity, we’ve thus lived at the interstices between two worlds. In my life, at least, the eruption of the internet was an instance of what Deleuze, in The Logic of Sense, called “aion”. There was the world before the internet and the world after the internet, and the two are entirely different worlds. For me, the world before the internet, the world prior to 1994 (god, I have students now that were born that year), was a world where I could only find books at…
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