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Tuesday, 23 June 2009

Spinozists united:

Toni Negri in Amsterdam on Friday

Great festival in Amsterdam (programme here) until the 28th of June as part of the project "Open Source Amsterdam". In the next days:

- Wednesday 24th June - 15h

Sebastian Egenhofer / "Hercules Segers: A Spinozian view"

- Friday 26th June - 15h

Toni Negri / "Politiques de l'immanence, politiques de la transcendence: l'enseignement de Spinoza"

- And every day at 17h30:

Lecture by Marcus Steinweg

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Anonymous24 June 2009 at 07:16
Now I really wish I was in Amsterdam!
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Mapping MAPPS

MaPPS are those drawings that represent the configuration of space, of a land, of a region of the earth. MaPPS is not a misspelled word; it reflects the Sardinian habit of putting emphasis upon consonants; it expresses the attempt of mapping, portraying the spaces of power and politics around the world that surrounds us. MaPPS’s maps recover the fundamental, basic idea that geographical maps are, firstly, political. They illustrate constellations of power and human organisation by means of borders, colours and lines. Maps are also imaginary spaces, evidence of human knowledge, constructions of different worlds, means of organisation and desires of justice. Divina Commedia’s map of heaven, Homer’s map of the hero’s world, Thomas More’s mapped highland of Utopia, Palestine’s map, i.e. diagrammatic denied existence.

“Tom Sawyer, what's a map for? Ain't it to learn you facts?" "Of course." "Well, then, how's it going to do that if it tells lies? That's what I want to know." "Shucks, you muggins! It don't tell lies." "It don't, don't it?" "No, it don't." "All right, then; if it don't, there ain't no two States the same color.” (Mark Twain, Tom Sawyer Abroad, 1894).

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