The idea that what you understand as noise and what you understand as signal locates you as a subject with respect to a particular communicative system/community. Two quotes by way of illustration: th… more →
Meanwhileinmokum's WeblogSusan wrote 3 months ago: My French friend, Eric, sent me a passionately irritated message about the evolution of the French l … more →
stereogram22 wrote 6 months ago: Michel Serres was born in France in 1930, and is Professor in History of Science at the Sorbonne (Pa … more →
stereogram22 wrote 7 months ago: ANGEL SPACE What could be more luminous than a space traversed with messages? Look at the sky, even … more →
stereogram22 wrote 7 months ago: SCALED STRUCTURES The most empty and slavish of abject obedience is not obedience to a master, a hie … more →
gjarnling wrote 9 months ago: Re–blog from the Guardian. A very well written article by Peter Conrad on Picasso. It’s … more →
meanwhileinmokum wrote 1 year ago: The idea that what you understand as noise and what you understand as signal locates you as a subjec … more →
meanwhileinmokum wrote 1 year ago: Reading through Richard Terdiman’s account of the relationship of dominant- and counter-discou … more →
meanwhileinmokum wrote 1 year ago: First post so some quotations by way of orientation: “Parasite: one who obtains hospitality et … more →
Clifton Evers wrote 1 year ago: A couple of quotes from French philosopher Michel Serres worth considering in relation to surfing. S … more →
matt wrote 1 year ago: Under a minute (posted by thorne06), this reworked classic clip from Annie Hall demonstrates that yo … more →
RFM wrote 1 year ago: French Polymath Michel Serres is less well known in Media Studies criticism than perhaps he should b … more →
Angela wrote 1 year ago: It’s my first hour in Geneva. After checking out that the CERN Open Day really is happening and not … more →
oblia wrote 1 year ago: “It is the function of the philosopher, the care and passion of the philosopher to protect to the ut … more →
Joseph Weissman wrote 2 years ago: Theorem: the history of science obeys the law of diminishing returns. The first attack on the narcis … more →
Taylor Adkins wrote 2 years ago: The following is Michel Serres’s essay “Eternal Return” in Hermes IV: Distribution … more →
Joseph Weissman wrote 2 years ago: Turbulent Flow “To grasp more firmly the restless movement of all the particles of matter, remember … more →
Maureen Flynn-Burhoe wrote 2 years ago: Thursday, October 26, 2006 The Athenian Caratyds, a Roman copy of 4th century BC Greek sculptor Prax … more →