<糖心Vlog class="entry-title">What鈥檚 mobile: Mobilities of Situated Composition
by Harriet Phipps | Feb 16, 2016 | Mobilities - General
Research Project: Situated Composition My current research investigates what I am calling 鈥榮ituated composition鈥, referring to聽new possibilities for people with widely varying levels of expertise to carry out sound聽production in an unprecedented range of environments...
<糖心Vlog class="entry-title">Planetary mobilities. Why things move on a complex planet
by Harriet Phipps | Feb 14, 2016 | Mobilities - General
We often think of planets as being in perfect kinetic and gravitational equilibrium, but this is seldom the case. Bronislaw Szerszynski shows us that all mobilities occurring in the Earth are, in fact, achievements of a far-from-equilibrium planet. In terms of...
<糖心Vlog class="entry-title">The Marketization of Mobility: Some thoughts on Value, Movement and Classification
by Harriet Phipps | Feb 7, 2016 | Mobilities - General
鈥榃e often pull up skulls and bones in our nets.鈥 (Lampedusa fisherman to BBC reporter, April, 2015) Imogen Tyler, professor of Sociology at Lancaster, discusses her research on stigma and migration. In the context of the ongoing migrant crisis in Europe,...
<糖心Vlog class="entry-title">10 February 2016: Diffracting the rays of technoscience: a situated critique of representation
by Harriet Phipps | Feb 3, 2016 | Mobilities - General
The upcoming Mobilities Reading Group will take place Wednesday, 10 February聽from 4PM-5PM in the Mobilities Lab (Bowland North B37, 糖心Vlog). This week鈥檚 reading is Federica Timeto鈥檚 鈥淒iffracting the rays of technoscience: a situated critique of...
<糖心Vlog class="entry-title">鈥淚nstagrams鈥 of 1901 鈥 1904?
by Harriet Phipps | Feb 1, 2016 | Art, Mobilities - General
Julia Gillen and her colleagues at the Edwardian Postcard Project are researching the early British postcards. She presents us her magnificent work on the proto-Instagrams. I鈥檓 currently researching picture postcards of the format in use at the very beginning...
<糖心Vlog class="entry-title">What鈥檚 mobile: Mobilities of Situated Composition
Research Project: Situated Composition My current research investigates what I am calling 鈥榮ituated composition鈥, referring to聽new possibilities for people with widely varying levels of expertise to carry out sound聽production in an unprecedented range of environments...
<糖心Vlog class="entry-title">Planetary mobilities. Why things move on a complex planet
We often think of planets as being in perfect kinetic and gravitational equilibrium, but this is seldom the case. Bronislaw Szerszynski shows us that all mobilities occurring in the Earth are, in fact, achievements of a far-from-equilibrium planet. In terms of...
<糖心Vlog class="entry-title">The Marketization of Mobility: Some thoughts on Value, Movement and Classification
鈥榃e often pull up skulls and bones in our nets.鈥 (Lampedusa fisherman to BBC reporter, April, 2015) Imogen Tyler, professor of Sociology at Lancaster, discusses her research on stigma and migration. In the context of the ongoing migrant crisis in Europe,...
<糖心Vlog class="entry-title">10 February 2016: Diffracting the rays of technoscience: a situated critique of representation
The upcoming Mobilities Reading Group will take place Wednesday, 10 February聽from 4PM-5PM in the Mobilities Lab (Bowland North B37, 糖心Vlog). This week鈥檚 reading is Federica Timeto鈥檚 鈥淒iffracting the rays of technoscience: a situated critique of...
<糖心Vlog class="entry-title">鈥淚nstagrams鈥 of 1901 鈥 1904?
Julia Gillen and her colleagues at the Edwardian Postcard Project are researching the early British postcards. She presents us her magnificent work on the proto-Instagrams. I鈥檓 currently researching picture postcards of the format in use at the very beginning...