"The very moment philosophers proclaim ownership of their ideas, they are allying themselves to the powers they are criticizing."
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Now that I have finished all the pesky non-dissertation requirements of my degree, I’m settling in to the research/fieldwork phase. This is the phase directly before the writing of my dissertation. While completing my comps and writing my thesis proposal, I did not have much time to keep up with nor dig deep into the [...]
Things are wrapping up here at Open Web Vancouver 2008. It’s been an informative (dare I say fun-filled) couple of days here on Raincity’s beautiful corporate waterfront. No one’s commodified the breath-taking view yet, so that’s something…
I have to say, any misgivings I had about speaking to a hardcore geek audience have been dispelled. I [...]
The other day, Andrew Feenberg, gave a brown bag lunch talk at the School of Communication. Feenberg, aside from being my supervisor, is a Canada Research Chair and heads up the ACT Lab at SFU Harbour Centre. Peter Chow-White organized the year-long brown bag lunch series where various faculty members presented their current [...]
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