p.s.,
in case anyone is wondering, my search for a genealogy of the factory
for the purposes of teaching has nothing to do with the game I proposed. I
wasn't trying to have others on the list put together a syllabus for me!
Just to lay any suspicious minds at rest. I just thought it might be
interesting to try to gather a list of texts, occaisonal papers or essays
that step back and thinking critically about the list of institutions I
drew up. I'm particularly interested in the intersection. We have Virilio
of course; but I wonder if anyone out there in this crazy world has done a
study--or even thought a little and put a few words on paper--about the
intersection as a disciplinary space.
best wishes/sincerely,
______________________________________________
Ian R. Douglas | Watson Institute of International Studies
Brown University, Box 1831, Providence, RI 02912 USA
tel: 401 863-2420 fax: 401 863-2192
"Wherever you are is the entry point" - Kabir, 15thC
in case anyone is wondering, my search for a genealogy of the factory
for the purposes of teaching has nothing to do with the game I proposed. I
wasn't trying to have others on the list put together a syllabus for me!
Just to lay any suspicious minds at rest. I just thought it might be
interesting to try to gather a list of texts, occaisonal papers or essays
that step back and thinking critically about the list of institutions I
drew up. I'm particularly interested in the intersection. We have Virilio
of course; but I wonder if anyone out there in this crazy world has done a
study--or even thought a little and put a few words on paper--about the
intersection as a disciplinary space.
best wishes/sincerely,
______________________________________________
Ian R. Douglas | Watson Institute of International Studies
Brown University, Box 1831, Providence, RI 02912 USA
tel: 401 863-2420 fax: 401 863-2192
"Wherever you are is the entry point" - Kabir, 15thC