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Revision as of 14:58, 7 August 2024
Contents
Names
- Worlding
Uses, Contexts and Meanings
- 1927, Heidegger, Being and Time
- 1980, Tofler
- 1984, Kohak
- 1985, Spivak
- 1990, Spivak
- 1995, Detweiler
- 1996, Pettman
- 1995, Abram
- 1998, Hemming
- 1999, Fry
- 1971, Heidegger
- 2004, DeBeer
- 2005, Fadem
- 2006, Rickert & Salvo
- 2007, Castranova
- 2007, Manning
- 2007, Wilson & Connery
- 2007, Risatti
- 2008, Donna Haraway
- 2008, Thrift
- 2008, Berger
- 2009, Miller
- 2009, Berman
- 2009, Brown
- 2010, OWNO
- 2010, Rusnak
- 2010, Doer
- 2010, Costa
- 2010, Tech Crunch Network
- 2012, Kathleen Stewart
- 2016, Donna Haraway
- 2018, Ian Cheng
Genres
Events
Exhibitions & Catalogues
Discussions
Publications
Books
- Pheng Cheah (ed.), What Is a World?: On Postcolonial Literature as World Literature, Duke, 2016. Works by Michelle Cliff, Amitav Ghosh, Nuruddin Farah, Ninotchka Rosca, Timothy Mo.
Magazines, Journals, Blogs
Videos, Podcasts, Radio
Essays, Articles, Book Chapters
- "Worlding", How We Learn Media & Technology, University of British Columbia, September 12 2012.
- Helen Palmer, Vicky Hunter, "Worlding", Newmaterialism.eu, March 16 2018.
