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<div>Digital Commoning Practices<br>
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<div>13.03.2021 7pm-8pm UTC+2<br>
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<div><font size="+1"><b>Variations of Gender and Technology
Trouble</b></font><br>
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<div>by Cornelia Sollfrank<br>
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<div><b>Technofeminism</b> is based on two basic assumptions:</div>
<div>1) technology is not neutral and</div>
<div>2) technology is a highly gendered field.</div>
<div>These presuppositions open up a field of questions, problems and
related practices. Based on selected positions in theory and practice,
the talk exemplifies some of the tensions and openings from which to
rethink ways of encountering the current technopolitical crisis.
Commoning here serves as a framework for the process of vision and
implementation, of experimentation and evaluation, of responding to
the contemporary condition by creating new forms, formats and
formations and questioning them again.</div>
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>https://www.stationofcommons.org/events/digital-commoning-practices<br
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<div>https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85288383201</div>
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Next week will continue with another lecture series on "Commoning
education" with Femke Snelting, Jara Rocha & Martino Morandi,
Gregoire Rousseau and Nora Sternfeld, Marcell Mars.<br>
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<div>Welcome!</div>
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