Re: <nettime> V2 publication, To Mind Is to Care, now available as PDF

[Andreas Broeckmann <ab@mikro.in-berlin.de>]

... the PDF has now been made available:

https://v2.nl/archive/articles/free-access-to-pdfs


Am 23.03.20 um 10:34 schrieb Andreas Broeckmann:
> On the question of "care", which he importantly raises, I have greatly
> benefited from reading the essays in "To Mind Is to Care", published
> by the V2 in Rotterdam last year (disclaimer: former colleagues of
> mine):
>
> 'To Mind Is to Care', edited by Joke Brouwer & Sjoerd van Tuinen,
> proposes ethico-aesthetical models of care, in which science does
> not search for deterministic outcomes, technology does not lead to
> abandonment, politics does not induce indifference, and art is not
> marginalized.
>
> https://v2.nl/publishing/to-mind-is-to-care



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