[Synapse elist] situated being !
Erika Lincoln
fur_princess at yahoo.ca
Sun May 11 23:21:28 CST 2008
Mike,
First of all don't say it is a pity its patronizing.
Maybe you have missed my point.
I see by your signature philosophy is where your focus
is at, but I am not interested in discussing what
philosophers to align with.
> Is it a matter of the information gathered from the
> device being
> layered over our 'baseline' or un-augmented
> perception & if this is so, how does it necessarily
> develop any
> possibility for the transcendental...
No, It is the opposite, information being projected
onto the "baseline".
I do not agree with the term un-augmented, to me by
using that word the body becomes an isolate.
Erika
--- Mike Hale <mike at archispace.com.au> wrote:
> Hi Erika,
>
> That's a pity, but misses my point.
>
> From your terminology, perhaps you are more
> interested in Heidegger's
> concept of being ?
>
> I was interested in your comments on what 'situated
> being' & 'situated
> seeing' might be.
> How do you understand the way in which our use of an
> 'apparatus'
> allows us to be cognitively situated ?
> Is it a matter of the information gathered from the
> device being
> layered over our 'baseline' or un-augmented
> perception & if this is so, how does it necessarily
> develop any
> possibility for the transcendental...
> i.e. "giving meaning to the thing seen (landmark)
> that goes beyond
> the features of the thing itself."
>
> The relevant point about Deleuze is about trying to
> understand how
> your notion of 'situation'
> might be developed - what are the situating
> conditions that might
> effect the way cognition / being in the world
> etc inter-relate ? His approach develops a rich
> understanding about
> the nature of the reality that we are situated in,
> but clearly substitutes any Heideggerian notion of
> being with the
> concept of becoming.
>
> Mike
>
> Mike Hale.
>
> Architect
>
> +
>
> PhD Candidate.
> School of Philosophy & History
> UNSW, Sydney, Australia
>
> mike at archispace.com.au>
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Erika Lincoln
Electronic Media Artist
Winnipeg/Manitoba/Canada
http://www.lincolnlab.net
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