Websites linking back to upress.umn.edu

Machines, noise, and some media archaeology by Jussi Parikka

Stories about Minneapolis parks

         

A podcast where artists and changemakers read a favorite poem, and talk about what it means to them.

Journalist. Researcher. Programmer.

Something always escapes!

John Protevi's Web Site

The Heavy Table reports on eating and drinking from roots to table in the Upper Midwest.

An artist, theorist, historian, and professor of visual studies, Jill H. Casid's thinking, writing, and performing with images develops a practice of "pygrography" that activates the volatility of images at the folds of private and public, shame and flagrancy, new media and the haunting ghosts of "old."

ELAINE GAN: Digital Arts and Humanities, Environmental Anthropology, Science and Technology Studies, Anthropocene, Bio, Events. Keywords: time machines, digital arts, new media, science and technology studies, multispecies ethnography, environmental anthropology, software studies, agroecology, animal studies, plant studies, postcapitalism, posthumanism, feminist materialism, anthropocene, clocks, rice

Investigação, ensino e debate sobre a teoria da narrativa e sobre a personagem ficcional

Dr. Alexandra Juhasz, chair of the Film Department at Brooklyn College, CUNY, is a media scholar and maker working on fake (and real) documentary, activist media, feminist and queer film, and digital media including YouTube.

Insights you certainly weren't asking for

How do revolutionary teachers teach?

Opening black boxes, one at a time...

Academic website for interdisicplinary media scholar Andrew Culp.

Paper or Plastic

a medieval studies blog

Confronting "our rigid refusal to look at ourselves" (James Baldwin)

Professor of English. Literary Modernism and modernist culture.

Web site and blog of anti-fascist researcher and radio personality Dave Emory.

Sociological speculations on/in naturecultures and human-machine entanglements | Alex Taylor | City, University of London

We are an international and interdisciplinary professional organization for scholars, graduate students, independent researchers, and community members interested in all aspects of Indigenous Studies.

WENDY KOZOL is Professor and Program Director of Comparative American Studies at Oberlin College, with a concentration in visual culture studies.