Sure, I utterly misread with syneastisia. Apologies! Good to hear about your visit to london!
Hopefully I will be around to visit and meet up. Currently have no idea if and when am around blighty come late june early july. Have fun! aharon xx May 28 2017 6:37 PM, "Alan Sondheim" <[email protected]> wrote: > On Sun, 28 May 2017, aharon wrote: > >> May 28 2017 3:47 AM, "Alan Sondheim" <[email protected]> wrote: >> hi. >> >> is there a bit of syneastisia implied? >> space as sound/audio as space? > > I wasn't thinking of synaesthesia; certainly not in relation to tinnitus, > which pretty much appears > constant and directionless. But audio does gather and disseminate in space; > the reverse > reverberation work I do is based on that. > >> the body.. define? > > That would take too long here... > >> (writing something re "mind painting" when the mind is a sensory organ > >> like hair, eyes, fingers >> and skin - as a way to go beyond the trap of > mind/body bs binary, i hope.. >> >> what is your body sensation in this context? > > They're all - the senses - and the neural pathways etc. intertwined; I'm not > sure how one would > separate them. I get 'twitches' at times which appear to come from within the > brain, but was told > that they're actually from the surface/skin etc. area, which is interesting. > Then migraines etc. > appear localized etc. > > I don't think that binary's operable anymore, not a clear divide? > >> london?? >> are you crossing the pond ?? >> >> when? >> where? > > Yes, June 29 - July 12, to Furtherfield, staying in Finsbury Park. Are you > around? > > Best!, Alan > >> cheers and have fun! >> ahaxxx >>> Working notes for coming talks in London >>> >>> */ example tinnitus: gamespace/edgespace/blankspace >>> http://www.alansondheim.org/tinni.png >>> http://www.alansondheim.org/tinni.mp3 (within range) >>> http://www.alansondheim.org/tinni2.png end example >>> (i have continuous tinnitus; the frequences here are >>> within the range; i hear the piece in the form of >>> audio dreamwork, the dreaming of audio conveyances /* >>> >>> gamespace/edgespace/blankspace / >>> semiotic splatter / >>> voice and body of the philosopher / >>> anguish / */so many categories, terms, paralleling >>> Celine, "my little categories"/* >>> >>> gamespace - clean and proper space/body, containment >>> and at the edge, into: >>> >>> edgespace - material-epistemological transformations - >>> improper mappings into no-mappings >>> water into land >>> place into no-place >>> temporality into delay, indeterminacy >>> and at the no-place, into: >>> >>> blankspace - 'heere be dragonnes' - >>> >>> blankspace and the delay >>> 1. arctic travels - summer - supplies : _we wait_ >>> 2. reconnoitres - recuperation - evidence _they wait for us_ >>> 3. voice and body of the philosopher: on and off the trip >>> 4. slow semiotic splatter: anecdotal inflation (Mandeville, >>> legends, etc.) >>> >>> arctic blankspace continuously carved away as exploration >>> increased, legends atrophied, delays shortened. >>> >>> */And the terminal was there as the murmur of the world (Lingis) >>> was there, and present and neither in the background nor >>> foreground, but somehow aligned with the mechanism or the >>> membrane which contained the whole. But the machine itself was >>> not there. And I do not know where the machine was, but it was >>> not within me doing the dreaming (Sartre) but somewhere was. >>> Nor was it a woman or with a woman or a possession of or by the >>> woman./* >>> >>> machine provides the wonts. >>> >>> is it always a return to the body? >>> >>> Cumming, Sartre Critique of Dialetical Reason, '"girls working >>> in a factory are ruminating a vague dream," but they are at the >>> same time "traversed by a rhythm external to them" so "it can be >>> said that it is the semiautomatic machine that is dreaming >>> through them."' 'Similarly the girl in the factory gives herself >>> "to the machine," which takes possession of her work, until >>> finally "she discovers herself _the object of the machine."' 'It >>> is the machine in her which is "dreaming of caresses."' >>> Cambridge Companion to Sartre, ed. 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