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Erin
is meaning in a space. the bigger the space, the harder it becomes to avoid diluting the meanings one wishes to frame, to compact and make real-recognizable those meanings. a frame is a space. but... More »
Erin
meaning must be compacted to be made recognizable, sometimes from nearly invisible particles. making meaning is like building a sand castle. when enough particles are clumped together…”lo suficiente”…the meaning becomes recognizable. a meaning ceases to... More »
Erin
OKC user X: I think any true Bodhisattva would never claim to be one. ________________________________________________________________ Finluiniel think whatever you will. ________________________________________________________________ OKC user X: do you claim to be one? ________________________________________________________________ Finluiniel i don’t think... More »
Erin
some thoughts as they were born: i must write a book about justice and practices of reading, demonstrating that justice is possible. we often fail to recognize injustices done to us, because we tend to... More »
Erin
as donna haraway reminds us, we are all cyborgs now. when i put words on this screen i do not think about making them appear. my fingers find their ways not even lagging behind the... More »
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