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Tag Archives: chid
Sarah Jensen – “Towards a Critical Theory of Breast Cancer”
This essay was penned by the sister of Emily Jensen, one of my students during the first affect theory course I taught last year in CHID and a tireless and inspiring international rabble-rouser.
Minoritarian urban research methods
I’m putting some finishing touches on a set of potential readings for a three-week exploration seminar to New York City that I am co-directing through the Comparative History of Ideas (CHID) program, and am looking for advice on minoritarian/marginal/experimental field … Continue reading
Mariel Vaca-Cruz’s Exploration of Transit Oriented Development (TOD) in Seattle
Another great project from my class, this time focusing on TOD in Seattle. I often say that my mission with this class is to arm students from across the university with critical tools and perspectives about urbanization, and I think … Continue reading
Tariku Allen’s “Aurora Deconstructed”
Here you can find another project from my CHID cities course wherein Allen is doing a contemporary version of what Georges Perec undertakes in An Attempt at Exhausting a Place in Paris. It includes video, audio, and Perec-influenced text.
Aidan Quinlan’s “The Right to the Alley”
An excellent final project from my “Writing and Reading the City” course in the Comparative History of Ideas program at UW. Aidan is a graduating senior in English and is interested in architecture/urban design and critical theory.
Two quotations/two reasons I love teaching
Two quotations from an excellent student’s project progress report: “(I once wrote in a notebook, among a list of things to accomplish over the following year: ‘be more bohemian’. This is not a lie.)” “It’s weird that when we look … Continue reading
NDPR Review: The Lure of Whitehead
An excellent review of a volume co-edited by one of my CHID colleagues.
How to teach from The Arcades Project(?)
If you’ve found this post looking for answers, I must apologize for I have none. What I do have is one two-hour session to draw on. First things first: I teach a class I designed called “Writing and Reading the … Continue reading
Braidotti on “the ‘other’ of the high-tech clean and efficient bodies…”
While trying to cook up a class proposal for a research seminar tentatively entitled “How do you make yourself a posthuman?” I came across this line in Braidotti’s “Posthuman, All Too Human Towards a New Process Ontology” (201-2, my emphasis): … Continue reading