more aspective thoughts on cyberculture First of all a big tnx to Jens and ↑warauduati for pondering ↵bombenkrater fusion on such a scale and for posting ↵extensive comments—which in turn induced intensive pondering at my side … exactly the … Continue reading →
In his blog-entry ↑“Meenakshi Blesses the Internet” ↑Scott Carney tells us: It was only a matter of time before the goddess Meenakshi descended from her lofty perch and began to distribute her blessings over the World Wide Web. The … Continue reading →
And she did it yet again! After ↵balineros and ↵mecaniqueros my old army course of studies buddy ↑Joanna Michna has left the Americas and did a movie in the north of Vietnam, called ↑“Ha Long Bay’s floating hamlets”: Especially … Continue reading →
↑“The Supermoves Matrix Music Video” [37:22min | .avi | 294MB] is a remix of the whole The-Matrix trilogy. via entry at cyberpunkreview
Continue reading →bikers, trickjumpers, and an aspective vision of cyberculture At the city of Munich’s southern fringe, bordering to the rich people’s pseudo-gated-community Grünwald, there is a quite remarkable location to be found right at the river Isar’s shore. In between … Continue reading →
↑Beatrice Tobler is curatoress at the ↑Museum für Kommunikation, Bern, Switzerland. Currently she is occupied with a project generating a game-platform for linking ten European museums for communication. At ↑her website there are interesting links to projects, and ↑her publications … Continue reading →
The second course I will teach during the upcoming winterterm will deal with my ideas of possible connections between cyberpunk and anthropology as jotted down in previous entries: ↵writing culture and cyberpunk, ↵anthropology voight-kampff style, ↵anthropology’s shades. Here’s the abstract: … Continue reading →
As cultural appropriation definitely is my favourite paradigm I will teach a course on it during the upcoming winter term. Here’s the abstract: With sociocultural anthropology opening itself up to modernity and the global, the paradigm of cultural appropriation of … Continue reading →