Hi Jim, I do read your blog consistently, though I haven't commented on any of your recent articles. Great reads!
I'm writing to you with a link that you either have already heard or, I feel might find very interesting. It's a talk by Derrida entitled, "The Future of the Profession or the Unconditional University." It was given in 1999 at SUNYA.
It's lengthy (2 hours and some) but I found it well worth the listen. You also need to have Real Player installed on your computer to play it.
Just tried to play it but even the most recent version of Real Player can't deal with it on my Mac. I guess I'll have to find a PC to view it on. Great to hear that you're still finding these posts worthwhile reading.
Artist and lecturer interested in contemporary art practice, philosophy and teaching. Thanks especially to Peter McCaughey for encouraging me to start this blog and Lesley Punton, without whom I would never have continued. Thanks also to Donald Brook whose work on representation and cultural evolution continues to lead me to significant new insights about the nature of mind and imagination.
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Hi Jim,
I do read your blog consistently, though I haven't commented on any of your recent articles. Great reads!
I'm writing to you with a link that you either have already heard or, I feel might find very interesting. It's a talk by Derrida entitled, "The Future of the Profession or the Unconditional University." It was given in 1999 at SUNYA.
It's lengthy (2 hours and some) but I found it well worth the listen. You also need to have Real Player installed on your computer to play it.
http://www.albany.edu/history/derrida.html
Best Regards,
Dale Morris
Hi Dale,
Just tried to play it but even the most recent version of Real Player can't deal with it on my Mac. I guess I'll have to find a PC to view it on. Great to hear that you're still finding these posts worthwhile reading.
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