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Emergent subjectivity and defacement of Maya art
In case you wonder why I am not posting much now, it is because I am trying to come up with an interesting idea for my next project and the workshop next week. I can tell you right now that it will ha… more →
Archaeological Haecceities
Re-thinking "integral"
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shamansun wrote 4 days ago: Weirdly enough, I’ve recently felt disconnected from “integral theory” in any form … more →
deLanda / on deleuze
antonas wrote 5 days ago: deleuze and the Open-Ended becoming of the world … more →
Emergent subjectivity and defacement of Maya art
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Johan Normark wrote 2 weeks ago: In case you wonder why I am not posting much now, it is because I am trying to come up with an inter … more →
World as Medium: Or, How Self-Differing Substance makes strange bedfellows of Whitehead, Hegel, and Deleuze
chris wrote 2 weeks ago: by Christopher Vitale (crossposted at Networkologies). Towards the end of his mammoth Process and Re … more →
Crazy Life
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joshua j. kurz wrote 3 weeks ago: Life has been pretty crazy the past few weeks. I’ve presented 3 papers at two conferences and … more →
More on Apparatus of Capture: Carving the World at the Seams with the Semiotics of Hjelmslev and Uexkuell
chris wrote 1 month ago: crossposted at Orbis Mediologicus In my most recent post, I discussed the relation between Galloway … more →
More on Apparatus of Capture: Carving the World at the Seams with the Semiotics of Hjelmslev and Uexkuell
chris wrote 1 month ago: by Christopher Vitale (crossposted at Networkologies). In my most recent post, I discussed the relat … more →
Aristotelian/Linnaean classification and the Snake kingdom
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Johan Normark wrote 1 month ago: I am stepping into a domain of which I am not an expert so take it for what it is. It crossed my min … more →
What matters when we end humanism?
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Johan Normark wrote 2 months ago: The buzz word in archaeology today is materiality. In archaeology this is usually meant to be a noti … more →
Towards a Bergsonian archaeology
Johan Normark wrote 2 months ago: Followers of this blog may by now know that I am primarily inspired by three philosophers: Bergson, … more →
Eliminativism and the Real
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deontologistics wrote 3 months ago: I’ve had a couple people ask me about my thoughts on eliminative materialism, and the response … more →
World Archaeology article
Johan Normark wrote 3 months ago: My article The making of a home: assembling houses at Nohcacab, Mexico, has now been published in Wo … more →
Theory...on accident
joshua j. kurz wrote 4 months ago: I’ve just finished teaching my first course in which I could say that theory was front and cen … more →
Involutions of materiality
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Johan Normark wrote 4 months ago: I have not produced many blog posts in July. The future frequency will be the same: 2-3 days between … more →
What matters is water: Fluids and solids in the Cochuah region, Mexico
Johan Normark wrote 4 months ago: This is my preliminary abstract for the 2nd Nordic Network for Amerindian Studies conference “ … more →
Behavioral archaeology is always relevant
Johan Normark wrote 5 months ago: Ten years ago (1999) the behavioral archaeologist/anthropologist Michael B. Schiffer published the b … more →
Applications again...
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Johan Normark wrote 5 months ago: I am in the process of writing two interrelated applications; one for a research project (“Face Off” … more →
Manuel De Landa on materialism and Deleuze
markuspretzel wrote 6 months ago: There is an excellent, highly accessible lecture by Manuel De Landa on YouTube in twelve parts regar … more →
Mayanist quote of the day: on the application of Western models in non-Western contexts
Johan Normark wrote 6 months ago: “We feel Maya studies have too frequently applied Western models of religion to the ancient Maya” (B … more →
