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This lecture discusses the 19th century philosopher, Friedrich Nietzsche, and discusses his work The Genealogy of Morals.

It focuses specifically on chapters 16 and 17 of the first essay, where he identifies the two modes of valuation with Rome and Judea and claims that they have been locked in a millennia-long struggle with each other.

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Friedrich Nietzsche, Genealogy Of Morals - Rome Vs Judea - Sadler's Lectures

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Friend of the show Greg Sadler joined us for a look at Frank Herbert's Dune series. We discuss nomadology, war machines, imperceptibility, eternal recurrence, materialism, and much more.

Dr. Sadler is currently an adjunct professor at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, Editor of Stoicism Today, the producer of the Half Hour Hegel series, and the president of our local SOPHIA (Society of Philosophers in America) chapter. but you might be more familiar with his YouTube channel, Gregory B. Sadler, with over 120k subscribers.

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Greg Sadler - Speculative Heretics of Dune

Inaugural Lecture - Professor Charles Stewart

We have had history and anthropology, historical anthropology and the history of anthropology, but as yet there has been no concerted anthropology OF history.  What is needed are ethnographic studies of how the past is known, understood and represented in world societies past and present. This does not amount solely to the appreciation of “others” delegitimized by Western academic historiography.

We also need a reverse anthropology where historicism itself along with other Western practices of relating to the past, such as battlefield reenactments, are opened to ethnographic study. This presentation will ask whether heightened recognition of alternative regimes of historical practice might alter the Western understanding of history.

After a BA in Classics, field research in Greece, and a PhD in Anthropology, Charles Stewart taught Modern Greek, Anthropology, and History at universities on both sides of the Atlantic. He came to UCL as a joint appointment in the Departments of History and Anthropology. His areas of research include the ethnography of Greece, cultural mixture (syncretism and creolization), and psychological anthropology. His recent book Dreaming and Historical Consciousness in Island Greece (2012) presents an anthropological study of historicizing practices on the island of Naxos.

For an Anthropology of History - Professor Charles Stewart (UCL Anthropology)

Audio of Maurice Mitchell's article, available at https://forgeorganizing.org/article/building-resilient-organizations

Building Resilient Organizations: Toward Joy and Durable Power in a Time of Crisis

Maurizio Lazzarato on Autonomia Operaia, Les Intermittents du Spectacle, Immaterial Labor, his book "The Making of the Indebted Man" and his pamphlet "Marcel Duchamp and The Refusal to Work".
In conversation with Joost de Bloois.
Live translation Tom Vandeputte.

Maurizio Lazzarato in conversation with Joost de Bloois

Such a fan of Floating Points' treatment of Milosh and my song, as remixed from 2011's Bespoke. I feel like it should be with you in these days, perhaps to sooth what harshes your mellows.

Tailor - Made (Floating Points Remix)

Angelica Bess - Sail To The Sun (Instrumental)
Produced by @Machinedrum
Out now on IAMSIAM

http://iamsiam.biz/
http://hyperurl.co/002instrumental

Angelica Bess - Sail To The Sun (Instrumental)

Bootleg track :   Jon Hassell "Amsterdam blue"    Ursula Rucker' ghost track  "Secrets"

ANALOGIC MASHUP, NO SOFTWARE USED

Jon Hassell & Ursula Rucker - Amsterdam blue secrets

This is a recording of the presentation 'Commoning our Democracy' by Michel Bauwens of the http://p2pfoundation.net/ at the Imagine Festival in Belfast 1/03/208.

https://imaginebelfast.com/events/commoning-our-democracy/

Slides below description.

"Democratic nation-states are in crisis and hardly able to contain the forces of disruption that are trans-national in scale. We are living in an era of crises when the consequences of the currently dominant economic, social and political paradigms are pressing upon people, fomenting feelings of frustration, helplessness and despair and damaging democracy. Such feelings are all too familiar for those of us living in Northern Ireland.

In recent years, we have seen a re-emergence and fast growth of ‘the commons’ and ‘commoning’, with ‘citizen commoners’ cooperating in the interests of an ecologically sustainable, kinder society. This has been particularly evident in the fields of the field of shared knowledge, and in the mutualisation of provisioning systems through urban commons. There are many who believe that the innovative ways of thinking and doing associated with commoning are vital strands of the ecological and societal transformations that are needed for humanity to survive and thrive in the challenging times ahead.

Can the forms of co-governance and mutualised property that are characteristic of commoning help with renewal of our democratic institutions? Drawing from his experience of working in various parts of the world, Michel Bauwens, co-founder of the trans-national P2P Foundation, will offer answers to this question. It is envisaged that Michel’s presentation will inform and inspire some co-creative, civic conversation among participants about the prospects for ‘commoning our democracy’."

Presentation Slides -

PDF - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lrwpGsti-J01Kluxy-0SNoK2bbaz2Fx2/view?usp=sharing

ODP - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1z0jAwouASITcOUVXvnGEuGXrxFk8BitK

PPTX - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1iKa_DmTIYsosOkb1osRENCp1RvhaJqed

Michel Bauwens - P2PFoundation.net - Imagine Festival, Crescent Arts Centre, Belfast, NI. 14/03/18

What is remunicipalisation? What can we learn from the successes and failures of cities and citizens that have tried to regain control of their water services? We discuss it with one of the editor of Water Alternatives special issue, David McDonald (Queen's University, Kingston, Canada) and with an activist, Miriam Planas (Aiguas es Vida, Barcelona).
Read the full special issue here: http://www.water-alternatives.org/index.php/current-issue

Michel Bauwens - P2PFoundation.net - Imagine Festival, Crescent Arts Centre, Belfast, NI. 14/03/18

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