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oupacademic: thefeministpress: Deconstructing gender dynamics and phallogocentric language in the bible for my “Women and the Bible” course. #SelfieSummer Read Native Tongue by Suzette Haden Elgin for a thinky, feminist scifi novel about the power of language in taking down the patriarchy. Feminism and The New Oxford Annotated Bible with Apocrypha (New Revised Standard Version),…
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smarterplanet: Tour the World’s Webcams With the Search Engine for the Internet of Things | Wired Enterprise When Dan Tentler wants to find something on the internet, he doesn’t use Google or Bing. Tentler, a freelance security consultant, is a road-less-traveled kind of guy. He likes to check out the internet’s alleyways and backroads. And…
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This paradox between our affluence as consumers and our precariousness as workers poses economic, political, and moral conundrums. If we can produce more with less, and workers become redundant, who will buy the goods? A robot can make a mobile phone but it cannot purchase one. Workers are also consumers. Fire your workers, your profits…
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blech: Play Artfully adverts at Embarcadero Muni station, captured (somewhat wonkily) by the iPhone’s panorama and me wandering up and down the platform while avoiding trains and waiting passengers. The games are part of SFMOMA’s On The Go programme, which is keeping the museum in the public eye during the two and a half years…