Protocols for Postcapitalist Economic Expression. Agency, Finance and Sociality in the New Economic Space Dick Bryan, Jorge Lopez and Akseli Virtanen What would an Internet native economic system look like? Could economic power be systematically shared amongst individuals and their self-defined groups, with no central economic authority? And could that system secure collectively defined social and environmental benefits and create …
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On May 25th at the University of Amsterdam there will be a free event to launch the special issue of The Journal of Media Art Study and Theory, Blurring Digital Media Culture edited by Tony D. Sampson and Jernej Markelj.
Date: May 25, 2023
Time: 13:00-18:00
Location: University of Amsterdam
BG2, room 0.02, Turfdraagsterpad 15-17, 1012 XT, Amsterdam
More information and registration (in person and online) can be found here: https://sites.google.com/view/blur-event/home
Alternative Models Of Care And Sex Work: Sex Workers’ Activism Disputing Public Policy In Brazil “A highly specialised semiotic repertoire connects a growing transcultural discourse produced by self-proclaimed seduction experts,...
Experts of seduction: Construction of performable ‘love player’ characters in men’s advice manga “A highly specialised semiotic repertoire connects a growing transcultural discourse produced by self-proclaimed seduction experts, who promote...
The amazing true story of where she and they hide: Regulation of gender and female sexuality in sexual education picture books. “I argue that two information picture books, Fiona Katauskas’...
Queer Youth Articulating Wellbeing Through Reading and Writing Groups “This article begins to reflect on how queer youth, through reading and writing together, might imagine, embody, and make visible under-explored...
Queering the Census: Demographic considerations of adding (and changing) questions on gender and sexuality “Social media can facilitate queer and crip counterpublic-making, identity formation and community building…” Christina Pao Princeton...
Queer and Crip Instagram Practice: Rejecting Compulsory Cis-het-ability “Social media can facilitate queer and crip counterpublic-making, identity formation and community building…” MON INCE University of Melbourne Bio Mon Ince...
Disruptive Brides and (un)Manly Eunuchs: Reading the Bible as genderqueer to reimagine inclusive faith “When Christians re-emphasise the ‘feminine’ and gender-fluid images and people which have always been present in...
On Birds & Kitchen Tables: Conversations of/in the Undercommons “The weapon of theory is a conference of the birds. The kitchen table is its public and its publisher.” – Stefano Harney & Fred Moten In the ten years since it was published, one of the most striking things about The Undercommons as a text was how it resonated, and continues …
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