References

While there is a text indicated for each week, the discussions will not necessarily be thorough. These references are intended as frameworks for our conversations throughout the term. It is my hope that they will help contextualize our reflections on our works within a few loose coordinates such as Art, Technology, Spirituality, Beauty, Society and current notions of ‘Reality’.

In its initial state, this is a broad list of sources that informed (to varied degrees) the conception of this course. It will continue to grow to reflect our conversations- a task I hope we all contribute to.

Ian Wallace- The Idea of the University

Habermas- The Theory of Communicative Action

Meschonnic- A Rhythm Party Manifesto

Nehamas- Only a promise of Happiness

Flusser- The Mechanical Image

Bolt- Art Beyond Representation

Marcuse: On the Aesthetic Dimension

Bammé- Basic Questions About Metaphysics of Technology: Spengler, Heidegger, Günther
Artist, Academic, Shaman: Joseph Beuys on His Mystical Objects, in 1970

Re-Enchanting The World: Education, Wisdom and Imagination

Jonathan Jones: The 'art strike' against Trump is futile –cultural elites cannot effect change

Terence Mckenna - Catalyzing Consiousness, Language, and the Role of Artists 

Terence Mckenna - A Spark To Ignite A New World 

Hypernormalization

The Trap

ATOM- The Illussion of Reality

MICROSCOPIC UNIVERSE | Quantum mechanics behind Simulation Hypothesis

MATHEMATICS BEHIND THE UNIVERSE | Best Universe Documentary | Simulation Hypothesis

Bernard Stiegler - culture as the heart of a new economical and industrial development

Bernard Stiegler: man & technics:(1)