/lit/ - Literature

also, because it is usually a good idea to supply something more than Awesome Opinions in these threads, i may at some point take us on a brief greentext detour/adventure through pic rel. since something like an Acceleration flow-chart would be a handy reference guide, a couple of key texts from the theory canon would probably help, and if we are going to make a case for a book being earmarked for Meme Greatness in that sense it would probably be a good idea to know why. so far we have greentexted a couple of books:

>Thinking with Whitehead, Stengers
>Art and Technics, Mumford
>Symbolic Exchange and Death, Jean Baudrillard
aw yeah
>Cosmotechnics: The Question Concerning Technology in China, Yuk Hui
>Technics and Time, vol. 1: The Fault of Epimetheus, Bernard Stiegler

and some excerpts from the Monadology and others. if there are particular books you think are especially awesome or relevant, or you would like us to devote a little more time and attention to, please let me know. they will have to be available in PDF for, however, via the old yarr matey. we did Cosmotech and T&T 1 pretty extensively, greentexting GB/AS will probably just be some samples to get your noggin' joggin.

>>12005200
not sure i catch the reference.

>>12005223
ty anon

>>12005209
Stoicism is some ultrabased stuff, and i'm glad that you're talking about it the Cosmotech sense also. working out What Did Technology Mean By This is an ongoing question for the Department of Speculative Economics...

i have to step out pretty soon gents, so this will be all the Cosmotech fun for me today. catch you in the next one. as always, may whatever is playing you make it to Level-2.

>>10963693
We already live in an economy of abundance