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HKW 100 Years of Now
Germany
Приєднався 12 жов 2015
100 Years of Now
2015, Sep 30, Wed - 2018
Short-termism reigns. Today’s decisions lack a future horizon. A constant flood of snapshots feeds the fear of missing out. A never ending flood of new technologies promises to solve all our problems - until the next revelation of the impossibility of tackling deep-seated conflicts through technological management. 100 Years of Now combines diagnoses of our times with scopes of action, explores the potentials of the past, and unlocks alternative futures. Until 2018, HKW will be probing the countermovement to the dictatorship of the moment.
2015, Sep 30, Wed - 2018
Short-termism reigns. Today’s decisions lack a future horizon. A constant flood of snapshots feeds the fear of missing out. A never ending flood of new technologies promises to solve all our problems - until the next revelation of the impossibility of tackling deep-seated conflicts through technological management. 100 Years of Now combines diagnoses of our times with scopes of action, explores the potentials of the past, and unlocks alternative futures. Until 2018, HKW will be probing the countermovement to the dictatorship of the moment.
Verena Kuni: Pattern Recognition
Der Ohrenmensch
Opening of Radiophonic Spaces
German original version
Lecture, Nov 3, 2018
More information: www.hkw.de/en/radiophonic
Film and production: David San Millán
Opening of Radiophonic Spaces
German original version
Lecture, Nov 3, 2018
More information: www.hkw.de/en/radiophonic
Film and production: David San Millán
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Hassan Khan: Stuffed Creatures Also Have a Life
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Der Ohrenmensch Opening of Radiophonic Spaces English original version Presentation, Nov 3, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/en/radiophonic Film and production: David San Millán
Wolfgang Hagen: Radio and the Aprophecy of the Digital
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Der Ohrenmensch Opening of Radiophonic Spaces German original version Lecture, Nov 2, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/en/radiophonic Film and production: David San Millán
Mara Mills: A Field Guide to Interference
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Der Ohrenmensch Opening of Radiophonic Spaces English original version Lecture, Nov 2, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/en/radiophonic Film and production: David San Millán
Lino Camprubí: Finding your Way in the Ocean’s Soundscape
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Der Ohrenmensch Opening of Radiophonic Spaces English original version Lecture, Nov 2, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/en/radiophonic Film and production: David San Millán
Wolfgang Ernst: Voice Memory and the Algorithmic Ear
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Der Ohrenmensch Opening of Radiophonic Spaces German original version Lecture, Nov 1, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/en/radiophonic Film and production: David San Millán
Flora Lysen: Brainwave Broadcasting and the “Radio Sense”
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Der Ohrenmensch Opening of Radiophonic Spaces English original version Lecture, Nov 1, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/en/radiophonic Film and production: David San Millán
Opening: Bernd Scherer, Nathalie Singer
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Der Ohrenmensch Opening of Radiophonic Spaces German original version Opening speech, Nov 1, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/en/radiophonic Film and production: David San Millán
A conversation about cities and politics, in play and in earnest (German)
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With Christophe Kotanyi, Joshua Kwesi Aikins, Christiane Hütter, Christine Scherzinger, Denis Petri, moderated by Dorett Mumme German original version Nov 25, 2018 Part of “The Most Dangerous Game. The Situationist International en route for May ’68” Exhibition Sep 27-Dec 10, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/en/dangerous Film and production: David San Millán
An evening devoted to art and politics, in play and in earnest
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With Cesy Leonard, Dmitry Vilensky, Vincent Meessen, Mirjam Schaub, moderated by Petra Stegmann English original version Talk, Nov 9, 2018 Part of “The Most Dangerous Game. The Situationist International en route for May ’68” Exhibition Sep 27-Dec 10, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/en/dangerous Film and production: David San Millán
The Most Dangerous Game Feature
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Feature of the exhibition "The Most Dangerous Game | The Situationist International en route for May ’68" with curators Wolfgang Scheppe, Roberto Ohrt, Eleonora Sovrani and Bernd Scherer, Director of HKW hkw.de/dangerous
100 Years of Copyright | Trailer
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Oct 18-21, 2018 Concerts, performances Sister Nancy feat. Legal Shot, Den Sorte Skole, Mad Professor / Dennis Alcapone, Mark Ernestus & Tikiman, Gang do Eletro and Nanna Reis play Daft Punk, zeitkratzer, DJ Ripley, Ekki Maas presents General Salty and his Original Rubber Band, Hans Nieswandt, Daniel Haaksman, Dennis Loesch’s The Picture Band, Michael Busch: The Scelsi Tapes, People Like Us Talk...
How Do Schools Create the Future? (English, German)
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Test Run for the School of the Future Schools of Tomorrow Dialogues, Discussion Original version Jun 13, 2018 With Robert Behrendt, Catherine Burke, Keri Facer, Silvia Fehrmann, Luis Armando Gandin, Maj Hasager, Robert Pfützner, Marie-Therese Rudolph www.hkw.de/en/tomorrow Film & Production by Madeleine Dallmeyer
Dictionary of Now #12 | Philippe Descola: Animals as Indexes of Worlding
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Dictionary of Now #12 | Philippe Descola: Animals as Indexes of Worlding
Dictionary of Now #12 | Discussion with Rosi Braidotti, Philippe Descola
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Dictionary of Now #12 - ANIMAL Moderated by Bernd Scherer English original version May 24, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/dictionary Film and production: Dusan Solomun
Dictionary of Now #12 | Rosi Braidotti: Post-Humanimals
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Dictionary of Now #12 - ANIMAL English original version Lecture, May 24, 2018 More information: www.hkw.de/dictionary Film and production: Dusan Solomun
Dictionary of Now #11 | Nikita Dhawan: Decolonizing Enlightenment
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Dictionary of Now #11 | Nikita Dhawan: Decolonizing Enlightenment
Dictionary of Now #11 | Christoph Möllers: Das Gefühl von Gerechtigkeit
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Dictionary of Now #11 | Christoph Möllers: Das Gefühl von Gerechtigkeit
Dictionary of Now #10 | W.J.T. Mitchell: Iconology 3.0: Image and Theory in Our Time
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Dictionary of Now #10 | W.J.T. Mitchell: Iconology 3.0: Image and Theory in Our Time
Dictionary of Now #10 | John Tresch: So Many Pictures of Food
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Dictionary of Now #10 | John Tresch: So Many Pictures of Food
Dictionary of Now #10 | Discussion with W.J.T. Mitchell, Hito Steyerl, John Tresch
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Dictionary of Now #10 | Discussion with W.J.T. Mitchell, Hito Steyerl, John Tresch
Freddi Williams Evans: Congo Square. African Culture in New Orleans
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Freddi Williams Evans: Congo Square. African Culture in New Orleans
He Zhao: The Beat Continuum: The Socio-Political Evolution of Rhythm
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He Zhao: The Beat Continuum: The Socio-Political Evolution of Rhythm
Global Pulse: Processes of Transfer and Transformation
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Global Pulse: Processes of Transfer and Transformation
Tracing Roots and Breaking Ground in Sonic Afromodernity
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Tracing Roots and Breaking Ground in Sonic Afromodernity
Discussion with Étienne Balibar, Verónica Gago, Kaushik Sunder Rajan
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Discussion with Étienne Balibar, Verónica Gago, Kaushik Sunder Rajan
Verónica Gago, Kaushik Sunder Rajan: Race, Nation and Class: Rethinking their Articulation
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Verónica Gago, Kaushik Sunder Rajan: Race, Nation and Class: Rethinking their Articulation
Étienne Balibar: Race, Nation and Class: Rethinking their Articulation
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Étienne Balibar: Race, Nation and Class: Rethinking their Articulation
Is this guy a time traveler?
Brilliant!
Great reminder that name dropping isnt actually understanding. - Obama Minion
How ironic that this talk was given in Germany.
You guys have advertisements running on your channel?! You’re a publicly funded institution!
Sound is terrible in headphones. Wtf
AGI will help us achieve this
Appadurai's hope is achievable, unless the ability to do research is a means of empowerment, NOT a tool of power. It seems to me that universities hold important research knowledge, but often keep it to themselves (and often enough, resell it at a great price). This creates a situation in which students from poor communities and developing countries, who excel in research (as evidenced by their good grades at university), see this ability as a golden ticket to change their lives, move to developed countries, enter university (again) (and hope never to return to their home land)! Furthermore, the concept of the "politics of hope" evoked by Appadurai in this video can be described as "action research", a branch of research that wants to go beyond simply studying a situation, but also aims to create positive change. Unfortunately, in my experience, I've seen a lot of university research that hasn't chosen to follow this path and is content to only "describe" the situation of the communities or peoples they study, without going any further. They don't even want to clarify the purpose of the research for the participants (mainly poor and low-educated people in their point of view), nor take steps to "help", for fear of the long-enduring colonialist idea of "civilizing mission" and "development". In addition, the other major obstacle is the group interest that the research might share with local government. So many corruptions that have not been revealed are the main reason for the ineffectiveness of action research. Although it's a good idea, it seems unrealistic to me, at least at this stage, when universities consider that their guidelines do not pose any problems for the communities in question.
The US is accepting the challenge of China's high speed trains with a system of high speed buses.
I'm a Mizo from Mizoram. We are one of the hill people groups discussed in Professor James C Scott's book. A lot of Mizos have come to treasure his work. His work is a gift to my community as we often struggle with the question of who we are as a people. Thank you, Mr. Scott. God bless.
This guy knows his stuff
Appadurai is a brilliant thinker
What a fantastic lecture! The concepts of not living in the same time, local population as native informant or cheap labour, train without windows all food for thought. Too many deep thougths to caputere them all in one lsitening. Thank you, Boris Buden.
Amazing how this man achieved, though we have the same name as James Scott we have a different field, thank you for this inspiring video, though I am also focusing on technology with my project Artofthehak Project still this man is way far from me, I love your success man..
Claims to not be an artist for artists make myths, then immediate caricatures Marxism and speak all kinds of pagan nonsense of the horrors and original sin of our world! ahahah XD
Trying to reach He Zhao. Want to use your work in a publication
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu
not interesting, she only reads. I can also read.
Prophetical speech!
Very Good!
watching this in 2024 and it is more relevant than ever. fantastic talk.
Interesting to know the salary from China.
Estou aqui em 2023, pepe foi profetico
Fascinating
Pepe, I call bullshit on the Ukrainian thing being a "misunderstanding". I suspect your being diplomatic, because you're clearly not that stupd. Despite this your still a legend in my eyes.
I think that yuk was a girl lol
Hello Dr Franklin, I have your rucksack. Thanks. Anne
NATO is even wrorse eight years on.
Pepe Escobar's analysis is absolutely incredible. What he said 8 years ago (and earlier!) is playing out right as we speak.
Some quotes from Society Against the State, by Pierre Clastres Book quotes September 13, 2013 "On the one hand, there are primitive societies, or societies without a State; on the other hand, there are societies with a State. It is the presence or absence of the State apparatus (capable of assuming many forms) that assigns every society its logical place, and lays down an irreversible line of discontinuity between the two types of society…" "There are several examples, in America and elsewhere, attesting that the absence of agriculture is compatible with sedentariness. This justifies the assumption that if some peoples did not acquire agriculture even though it was ecologically feasible, it was not because they were incompetent, technologically backward, or culturally inferior, but, more simply, because they had no need for it." ."The figures obtained, whether they concern nomad hunters of the Kalahari Desert, or Amerindian sedentary agriculturists, reveal a mean appointment of less than four hours daily for ordinary work time…" "Not only is man in primitive societies not bound to the animal existence that would derive from a continual search for the means of survival, but this result is even bought at the price of a remarkably short period of activity. This means that primitive societies have at their disposal, if they so desire, all the time necessary to increase the production of material goods. Common sense asks then: why would the men living in those societies want to work and produce more, given that three or four hours of peaceful activity suffice to meet the needs of the group? What good would it do them? What purpose would be served by the surplus then accumulated? What would it be used for? Men work more than their needs require only when forced to. And it is just that kind of force which is absent from the primitive world; the absence of that external force even defines the nature of primitive society. The term, subsistence economy, is acceptable for describing the economic organization of those societies, provided it is taken to mean not the necessity that derives from a lack, an incapacity inherent in that type of society and its technology; but the contrary: the refusal of a useless excess, the determination to make productive activity agree with the satisfaction of needs." Source: francoistremblay.wordpress DOT com/
Almost prophetic. Well done!
Independent journalists 🤡
You should put an epileptic warning at the beginning of the video man 😖😵😖😵
As someone watching this lecture in 2023, it’s absolutely fascinating to see Pepe Escobar’s predictions play out in real time. He is undoubtedly one of the most brilliant journalists and geopolitical analysts of our time.
18:41 "friction of distance maps"… implicitly here, it's friction against humans and the means by which humans traverse distance… Makes me think of the motor-sensory homunculus - an analogy of human action in phenomenological terms - the texture (friction?) of human experience displayed in proportion.. (his side note concludes 20:11 )
Note to self: also recalls my visualization of a shuffled gradient - an analogy of the variety of human conversation sorted/ juxtaposed to self-situate adversely...
They laughed at Dugan’s claims. That says it all.
visionary
Yes, absolutely brilliant. What a cap off.
Do the "barbarians have to be banging on the gates" for the owner class to realize they're creating a system that will breed resentment and violence? I personally want no part of the violence, but don't expect me to protect you when they're storming your gated community. Sorry
It is unbelievable how arrogant, ignorant, shortsighted and blind these Neocons are to drive resources rich Russia in the arms of China. Russia will win a war against NATO/USA according militair experts. Moreover, 88 % of worldpopulation wants to get rid of 500 year western hegemony and will back Russia. And......where the USA has won a war?
the guy is far out .. he rejects capitalism and futurism, better than most academics who claim to be experts of...
19:29 only people in the pentagon can lie and get away with it with something so serious 20:06 if the Americans follow their promises, we never know
"Industrial military, financial, media complex in the US... what we can call the true masters off the universe... the people who really run the business... these are the people who run the system"
I'm 2023. And this lecture still absolutely amazing!!
Mr. Escobar understands China well, in fact China is ahead of his 10-year prediction. China has mobilized resources in BRICS countries to bring 'common prosperity' never dreamed of in Marshall plan or American imperialist's Monroe Doctrine.
@science212 states "But we need to be rational" **Posits an unsupported, irrational claim about a system they like** The irony is strong with this one.
How is it any less rational than Walrasian assumptions he critiques?
What a bad English almost can’t understand him
It's wonderful !
danm he was right
I have listened to Michael Fehur several years back and suggested this to many people. How are we doing in 2023?