Exploring other perspectives on the world we live and learn in
Desire and Exclusion. The Never Ending Quest for Universal Access – The more we insist on the necessity of universal access, the greater the feeling of exclusion in those who don’t have it, even if they don’t need it… (read more) …
Our calls for action and our discussions about how to embark on that action are based on a number of assumptions that often go unquestioned. That’s normal. Assumptions are made to save us having to revisit basic issues every time we act. However, situations change and assumptions cease to be valid.…
It might be fruitful to cease thinking of technologies as all-embracing. One possible way of doing so would be to start by asking ourselves some basic questions: Where are we going? Why are we going there? How do we plan to get there? How does this fit into the larger scheme of things?… (Belonging and being excluded)…
The following text was written by way of preparation for the seminar entitiled “L’artiste, le citoyen et l’entrepreneur” organised by the CICV in collaboration with ARTEC and the Council of Europe during the Festival “La Vallée des Terres Blanches”. Unfortunately none of the related sites have survived, so the links have been removed.
What does belonging imply? Being accepted by a group?…