The 90s seems like it would have been a fun time to be an academic optimist. Strange to see how different and much less utopian our vision of "cyberspace" (a term we hardly use anymore) has become two and a half decades later.
just because the current state looks quite grim, doesn't mean we cant be optimistic and develop new utopian dreams :) it is now needed more than ever, without being able to envision our future, we are already lost
I think I did Cultural Studies with you, Jacqui! And, yes, I agree: I consider it a privilege to have studied with Sadie in the 90s. Hope you’re well. x
@@timburdseyHer first major book, Speculum of the Other Woman, based on her second dissertation, was published in 1974. In Speculum, Irigaray engages in close analyses of phallocentrism in Western philosophy and psychoanalytic theory, analyzing texts by Freud, Hegel, Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, and Kant. The book's most cited essay, "The Blind Spot of an Old Dream," critiques Freud's lecture on femininit Irigaray
Can you please explain what the focus on bodily fluids, ooze and slime are about with cyberfeminism? What's the connection between that and feminism and what women like?
Can you please explain what the focus on bodily fluids, ooze and slime are about with cyberfeminism? What's the connection between that and feminism and what women like?
I wonder what she thinks about Only Fans, the current state of affairs regarding A.I. and the last SAG protests against studios using deep fake to replace actors? 🤔
Can you please explain what the focus on bodily fluids, ooze and slime are about with cyberfeminism? What's the connection between that and feminism and what women like?
Possible Tardive dyskinesia from dopamine blocking agents or simply too much coke perhaps. She did take a very proactive approach to her book on psychoactives after all 😁
@@heartache5742 if I was born female maybe I'd feel the same. but I think it's undoubtable that men get things done more and take greater risks for the better or worse, while women are mere followers. doesn't testosterone drive up risk-taking behavior? speaks for itself.
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The 90s seems like it would have been a fun time to be an academic optimist. Strange to see how different and much less utopian our vision of "cyberspace" (a term we hardly use anymore) has become two and a half decades later.
just because the current state looks quite grim, doesn't mean we cant be optimistic and develop new utopian dreams :) it is now needed more than ever, without being able to envision our future, we are already lost
@@hannahneckel631 Abandon hope, summer is coming
So pleased to finally see this footage of Sadie Plant at #VirtualFutures. I feel honoured to have been one of her students.
I think I did Cultural Studies with you, Jacqui! And, yes, I agree: I consider it a privilege to have studied with Sadie in the 90s. Hope you’re well. x
@@timburdseyHer first major book, Speculum of the Other Woman, based on her second dissertation, was published in 1974. In Speculum, Irigaray engages in close analyses of phallocentrism in Western philosophy and psychoanalytic theory, analyzing texts by Freud, Hegel, Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, and Kant. The book's most cited essay, "The Blind Spot of an Old Dream," critiques Freud's lecture on femininit
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Can you please explain what the focus on bodily fluids, ooze and slime are about with cyberfeminism? What's the connection between that and feminism and what women like?
brilliant, keep coming back to this one, are there any other recorded talks of Sadie?
Lmao nick dosed off 27:47
All that speed catches up to ya
"He had always abused women, in the kantian sense"
He transcending
im in love
This is incredible! THANK YOU
13:00 Baudrillard?
Bruce Sterling mind invasion and cyber punk
14:35 Laurie MacCaffy
very good listen
41:50 the right stuff ?
Gorgeous, thank you a lot. I would love to have it in written form. needs to be studied. Is there a transcript?
08:30 who said this ?
guy at 32:30 doesn't realise that beauty is indeed machinic (the *production* of signs)
brilliant.
Can you please explain what the focus on bodily fluids, ooze and slime are about with cyberfeminism? What's the connection between that and feminism and what women like?
ZzZzz Sleepy Nick
very interesting
cool seeing u here
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20:00 Gregory Bateson
23:40 Donna Harraway
Who is hosting the talk?
Kool video!
28:30 the next sex
Who is the moderator?
27:47 Nick Land?
I wonder what she thinks about Only Fans, the current state of affairs regarding A.I. and the last SAG protests against studios using deep fake to replace actors? 🤔
Neon Genesis Evangelion vibes on this. It's chilling to hear her
25:20 a unified self ?
09:55 !Norbert Weiner ? SIMONE published in 1949
Can you please explain what the focus on bodily fluids, ooze and slime are about with cyberfeminism? What's the connection between that and feminism and what women like?
She is brilliant but the lip smacking is torture.
LMAO thank you! I can hear the inside of her mouth oml
It's actually quite relaxing lol.
@@BluehatakeI never understood why people enjoy this sound in the asmr community cause it’s always driven me nuts lol
Possible Tardive dyskinesia from dopamine blocking agents or simply too much coke perhaps. She did take a very proactive approach to her book on psychoactives after all 😁
Men like numbers and goals. Women like body and space.
And men like body and space. And women like numbers and goals.
@@lawsonj39 exactly
the issue with trying to come up with 2 definitions for men and women is that men's thing is just worse most of the time
and men and women neither are
@@heartache5742 if I was born female maybe I'd feel the same.
but I think it's undoubtable that men get things done more and take greater risks for the better or worse, while women are mere followers. doesn't testosterone drive up risk-taking behavior? speaks for itself.
Topic: "How to read quotes from other authors".