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Tag Archives: technology
Creation/Contemplation of the Virtual World (Genesis Rabbah)
Reading in seminar with Syracuse undergrad students Naama Erez, Sam Gelfand, Giulia Kean from Genesis Rabbah 1:4. According to the rabbis here, the Torah and Throne of Glory were created before the creation of the physical world, and the contemplation … Continue reading
(Zombies) Animated Jewish Philosophers
Animated Moses Maimonides. pic.twitter.com/78oAQcskLz — Dov (@drnelk) February 28, 2021 The Socrates of Berlin, Moses Mendelssohn pic.twitter.com/2chJwtjwfS — Dov (@drnelk) February 28, 2021 I wonder if something not similarly ghostly, ghastly, machinic is at work in the tricks played … Continue reading
Online Holocaust Memorialization Platforms & Post-Holocaust Culture
Marking the 2021 International Holocaust Remembrance Day, this article here at Haaretz by film, media scholars Tobias Ebbrecht-Hartmann and Tom Divon is about online Holocaust memorialization platforms and culture. With mainline memorialization institutions (museums and memorials) responding to the … Continue reading
(Coronavirus) Writing/Reading Remote Learning (Zoom)
I may end up deleting this post as it is too early to tell for sure, but it could be that direct eye-contact and visual cues are unnecessary for a large undergrad class on Zoom; because the students are … Continue reading
Planet Earth & Replicants (The View From Solaris)
The plot of Andrei Tarkovsky’s Solaris (1972) is basic enough. Sometime in the near future, Soviet psychologist Kris Kelvin goes to investigate goings on at the space station orbiting the planet Solaris. A massive churning sea with a mind of … Continue reading
Foucault & Maimonides (Coronavirus)
The Coronovirus pandemic keeps bringing me back as a go-to to Foucault (always under the influence of colleague and friend Gail Hamner) and to Maimonides (at the suggestion of colleague and friend Bill Plevan who recommended reading Hilkhot Deot). Foucault … Continue reading
(Foucault) The Birth of The Clinic (Reading Notes)
In the spirit of the day I’m including text on epidemic consciousness, medical fields, the medical gaze, death and the human. Below are more or less chapter by chapter reading-notes cribbing directly from the primary text, Foucault’s The Birth of … Continue reading
Pandemic Religion: A Digital Archive (Coronavirus)
(photosource: Jefferson Park Baptist Church) Check out the Pandemic Religion Digital Archive here. If you want to contribute, it’s simple. Go to “What is Your Story” or “How Has Your Religious Community Responded.” Most of the postings are photo-images with … Continue reading
(Foucault) Inside (Mishkan)
Deep inside a chapter on the Beit Ha’Mikdash in the Bavli, I found this little gem on a Coronavirus detour through Foucault’s The Birth of the Clinic. It speaks as well to the rabbinic gaze, to “powers of truth” in a … Continue reading
