RafaelFajardo

Category: words

  • nevver: Oscar Niemeyer, RIP

  • papress: Oscar Niemeyer R.I.P.(1907–2012) From The Architect Says 

  • Mi hermano Alberto cayó al pozo cuando tenía cinco años. Fue una de esas tragedias familiares que sólo alivian el tiempo y la circunstancia de la familia numerosa. Veinte años después mi hermano Eloy sacaba agua un día de aquel pozo al que nadie jamás había vuelto a asomarse. En el caldero descubrió una pequeña…

  • The Role of Intuition in Thinking and Learning: Deleuze and the pragmatic legacy « Learning Change

    The Role of Intuition in Thinking and Learning: Deleuze and the pragmatic legacy « Learning Change gfbertini: How can this theorizing help us in an actual educational setting? The teacher’s task in a classroom, then, in order to get things moving, will become one of providing the appropriate conditions, as Firstness, under which something new…

  • Sheep stemmed from my basic interest in the problem of differentiating the authentic human being from the reflexive machine, which I call an “android.” In my mind “android” is a metaphor for people who are psychologically human but behaving in a nonhuman way. –Philip K Dick we’re all androids now (via ario)

  • trying to think about program assessment but getting overtaken by anger.

  • oh no   (°~°)

  • More than culture, it’s job structure that impedes social business

    ibmsocialbiz: Excerpts from Jon Husband blog on Enterprise Collaborative: A primary tool in designing work and structure is job evaluation. The methods used today were created in the mid-1950’s and haven’t changed much since then. Their core assumptions are directly derived from, and have helped embed, Taylorism at the core of the modern organization I…

  • Attention: Grad students w/research blogs

    Attention: Grad students w/research blogs Grad students w/research blogs, send me(twitter:@kleuner) yr URLs. I’m researching for my talk on grad stdnt serial scholarship at #mla. Thanks!

  • Foucault’s and Heidegger’s arguments are not about the autonomous self, but relate to a particular engagement with being which is fundamentally pre-subjective and pre-ethical. In both cases, I will argue, care of the self concerns a certain openness within the closure of modern technologically conditioned experience; an openness that is resolutely indeterminate. This openness is…