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Labels: social media, social networks, Videogames, web 2.0
A blog about folded in situations, play tactics and network politics in the web 2.0 era.
Labels: social media, social networks, Videogames, web 2.0
This is not a post. These are 140 words or fewer, tweets. Collected in laziness …I repeat.. in laziness..
Labels: social media, social networks, spam, Tweeter
Architecture, urbanism and technology in the Israel-Palestine conflict (including arguments by Eyal Weizman, Alessandro Petti, Giorgio Agamben, Naomi Klein). These authors and researchers understand 1/ that urbanism and architecture have a prominent role in the conflict, and 2/ Israel-Palestine is not an exception but rather a laboratory for contemporary urbanism based on enclaves and islands, connection-exclusion, control society, etc.
Gaza in particular and urban, architectural, technological features of the conflict/ war going on right now.
Exercise proposal
Based upon this information, and other that can be supplied in advance, students, organized in groups will make a conceptual proposal of counter-devices; that is spatial, architectural, urban, technological devices that “hack” the above mentioned concepts to promote/ enable resistance, peace, cooperation, dialogue, communication, rights, liberties, international support…
http://htca.us.es/blogs/gazarafah2009
FTP: http://rafah.hackitectura.net/es/
Labels: E.U, Euroelections, europe, immigration, racism, swine flu
Labels: China, Kineta Files, massacre, Tango man, Tiananmen