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Peter Kittle

The Tight Collar: The New Science of Choking Under Pressure | Wired Science |... - 0 views

  • “We all have multiple identities, and they can all be discriminated against. It’s the identities we carry that make us vulnerable here.”
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    On choking in sports, but has info on stereotyping's effects on performance as well as the division of identity into separate parts. Identity Threat particularly interesting.
Peter Kittle

How Many Social Network Identities Is Too Many? - 0 views

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    Science Friday story on the number of social identities online that people end up having ...
Peter Kittle

In Search of a Digital Philosophy - 0 views

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    NYT article--world cup & how to think about what belongs in one's digital philosophy
Peter Kittle

The Many Faces of You - 0 views

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    NYT article
Peter Kittle

re:constructions - Welcome to the Desert of the Real - 0 views

  • It is when we watched on TV screen the two WTC towers collapsing, that it became possible to experience the falsity of the "reality TV shows": even if this shows are "for real," people still act in them - they simply play themselves. The standard disclaimer in a novel ("characters in this text are a fiction, every resemblance with the real life characters is purely contingent") holds also for the participants of the reality soaps: what we see there are fictional characters, even if they play themselves for the real.
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      Zizek seems to be arguing for a position from which specific events make manifest the constructedness of subjectivity--a kind of Althusserian "crack" in ideology, perhaps. 
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    Piece by Zizek in the days following 9/11/01 that shows amazing prescience--but relates in interesting ways to the need for a philosophy to be in place so that "bad" (for lack of a better term) decisions can be avoided.
Peter Kittle

Donna Haraway interview - 0 views

  • "Technology is not neutral. We're inside of what we make, and it's inside of us. We're living in a world of connections - and it matters which ones get made and unmade."
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      Nicely said--would fit well within any argument about distributed identities, I suspect.
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    Donna Haraway interview from Wired in the 90s.
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