Book of the Day: Abolishing Education and Liberating Creation

Manifesto: Abolishing Education and Liberating Creation. The Beginnings of a Manifesto and Practical Guide. Jeruviel Stardust Earthen-Hornbroth. (Pre-Release September 2012) Thesis Excerpted from the draft introduction: In order to manifest a world free of all oppressions, a world in which many worlds fit, we must simultaneously seek to abolish education—the concept, practice, and all of… Continue reading →

Walter Mignolo: Coloniality: The past and present of global unjustice

Walter Mignolo, discusses essential issues of polycentrism and collaboration in post-coloniality: (excerpt) “”Hegemony, in a polycentric world, would require of pluriversality to a universal principle–an apparent contradiction that deserves careful attention. If the principle of pluri-versality is uni-versaly (that is, globally) assumed, then dialogues and alliances of civilizations—instead of competitions between imperial nation-states and dependency… Continue reading →

Public Domain Call for arts!

Source: Amelia Andersdotter Every year loads of European artistic works enter into the public domain, that is, the copyright protection granted to the work expires and the material becomes free for use (with or without attribution depending on jurisdiction). In 2013 te works from all over Europe passing into the public domain are works for… Continue reading →

Book of the Day: The Case for Progress in a Networked Age

Book: Steven Johnson. Future, Perfect: The Case for Progress in a Networked Age Description “Is there a new political philosophy emerging from things like open source software development; massive community sharing hubs like Wikipedia, Kickstarter, and Reddit; peer-to-peer social networking; experiments in “Liquid Democracy,” and the rapid spread of resource sharing tools like ZipCar, AirBnb… Continue reading →