Folding Thought

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Chora’s violence

Well, it has been a rather unproductive week due to my illness, which is still kicking around. Hopefully some more rest will be able to make things right. Stuff has piled up at work in my absence, which will need tending to and all the time that I set aside to work on my essay [...]

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Call the nurse, I need a doctor

Well, the attempts to garner some kind of productivity touching ANZAC day and a couple of leave days have all ended in nothing. Instead, I have been sick as a dog, since the mild effects commenced on Sunday evening and have not been shaken as of yet. Therefore, with these things considered, the development of [...]

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Supermarket 2.0

After stumbling across this video at Yellow Dog, I could not help but repost it here. I think this is the best way of conveying what web 2.0 is (although I am no expert) and representing it in a new and unique way.

Yet I am not to sure what is to be Web 3.0, however, [...]

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The linear march of time

Time is the essence that we must hold onto. Practices are mediated by time, manipulated through the continual flow through the arc, along the chaotic tangent that is mapped, plotted, travelled upon us. There is never enough of it and hence things can, will and must fall to the wayside.
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I will pause on the [...]

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CRT6010 Essay Proposal (untitled)

Walter Benjamin’s Critique of Violence delivers a departure point that can enable a conceptualisation of the body as situated in relation to a social space. This space is the site of the operation of power and as such, I wish to explore how this is played out upon the body. The concepts that I wish [...]

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Thinking through violence I

I am beginning to form the picture of the class that I am undertaking at uni. The pieces are starting to fit in and I can see how I can relate the coursework essay to become a foundation document for my these. I am still, however, a fraction unsure of how to develop the spatial [...]

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Economists shouldn’t make value judgements…

As I picked up an old not book, I noticed that I wrote down the heading in the notes to a Public Finance lecture. Whist that was the year 2002 and I was in third year, it was reassuring to think that we were still not being told that there was a box that [...]