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Archive of posts tagged Hard Humanities

OPEN OBSERVATORY CHALLENGE ROGER MALINA AND THE NEW LEONARDOS

Interview with Roger Malina: Txt: Teresa De Feo / Eng: Mimi Peña Full interview is posted at http://www.digicult.it/digimag/article.asp?id=1764 Teresa De Feo: Mister Malina, you believe in the relationship between science and humanity and particularly in the relationship between science, art and technology and seeing as, according your ideas, seem to be the most fruitful solutions [...]

Pre-2003 Publications in JSTOR

Pre-2003 citations of Roger Malina Publications in Leonardo are below the break. This list is from JSTOR and includes links to the stable JSTOR addresses.

Editorial: Intimate Science and Hard Humanities (Leonardo, February 2009)

Intimate Science and Hard Humanities Leonardo Journal Editorial by Roger Malina to appear 2009 Re-reading Darwin’s Origin of Species on its 150th anniversary, one is struck by the lucidity and humility of the argumentation and the transformative power of its conclusions. Yet the theory of evolution is still not widely understood or accepted. Arrhenius first [...]

LIMITS OF COGNITION: ARTISTS IN THE DARK UNIVERSE

LIMITS OF COGNITION – MUTAMORPHOSIS 2008 text ABSTRACT Discoveries in cosmology reveal that 97% of the energy and matter content of the universe is in a form that is of an unknown nature, called dark matter and dark energy. For all of human history, our species has been studying only the same kind of matter [...]

Posted: Leonardo texts by Roger Malina

A list of text by Roger Malina that is available at the MIT Press Website is here.

Now online: Art, Science and the Limits of Curiosity

“Art, Science and the Limits of Curiosity,” by Roger Malina. LASER June 10 2009.

Now online: Micro Science / Making Science Intimate

Micro Science or Making Science Intimate: Presentation by Roger Malina, SFSU, January 2008

Roger Malina talk at ABCIBER in Brazil (2009)

The Portuguese version of the talk is now posted.  The English version is posted here.

Malina Texts Added

Some Art- Science observations: The need for Creative Friction Rethinking Art as Intimate Science: Climate Art as a Hard Humanity

The SCANZ 2011: Eco sapiens symposium

The SCANZ 2011: Eco sapiens symposium will be an event involving individuals from a number of different worlds (e.g scientists, artists, social activists and community change agents, cultural commentators, educators, tangata whenua). Our primary aim is to facilitate connections and foster innovative, and practical solutions to the issues we are facing. Accordingly, a mixture of [...]