I love teaching that text along with Mumford on authoritarian vs democratic technics, and they're both so old! Key idea for me: What types of political arrangements does modern technology allow for? I find the whole discussion on tech characteristics and political form very generative (130-133)

Isn't this a major source of tension in academic departments in the US? I don't understand why salaries aren't standardized across years of service/ranking. I think it's a way to keep us in competition and break solidarity between faculty. and it works.

One more, obrigada! 🙋‍♀️

Aw, thank you so much for reading my work!! Shoot me an email if you ever want to zoom for a chat or a Q&A. I'm always happy to connect!

Thanks, Sandrine! I'm super looking fwd to it

Nem sei pq escrevi em inglês, rs. Tu também! Estou para te escrever há algum tempo. Vou fazê-lo agora ;)

I was wondering why I had all these new followers. So cool! Thanks for including me, Luísa! 👩‍🎓

Hector Beltran on the figure of the monstrous translator + collaborative Q&A vibes 🙌

Veronica Uribe on when interlocutors expect you to be doing different work; Sareeta Amrute cautioning for deficit narratives, local needs, and internal power asymmetries; Ambar Reyes on solidarities across different Souths and social organizing as a form of tech;

highlights to remember: LF Murillo on the cannibal and the cyborg; Ayo Okunseinde on alternative Afrofuturisms and pedagogical difficulties; Kim Fernandes on the South as an amorphous blob that hides our commitments; L Gil looking for my community of responsibility across places and languages;