Last Friday, I introduced a new feature here on Fluid Imagination called Gobbledygook. The Gobbledygook posts are a catch-all for the things I’ve learned over the past week. So, why don’t we get started?
Here’s what I learned this week…
…from moving pictures:
That the tragedy of Malcolm X is not that he was killed, but that he [...]
In preparation for reading Levinas, I’m reading sections from Heidegger’s Being and Time, and since I plan on blogging my reading experience with Levinas, I’ve decided to practice on Heidegger. Not more than a few minutes ago, I finished “The Necessity, Structure, and Priority of the Question of Being,†which is the first part of [...]
We are trying to determine the semantic boundaries of the linguistic concept of technology. Some might suggest we are questioning toward the essence of technology, but that would imply that the concept of technology existed as something else, and that if only we could find the name of this something else, then the mystery of [...]
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