Dominic Pettman

Dominic Pettman is a cultural theorist and author. He is Professor of Culture and Media at Eugene Lang College and also teaches within the Liberal Studies Program at the New School for Social Research (New York). He has held previous positions at the University of Melbourne, the University of Geneva, and the University of Amsterdam. Pettman's work combines cultural studies, media studies, and philosophical approaches on topics ranging from new media, European literature, popular culture, affect theory, philosophies of technology, and animal studies.

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gollark: It basically just uses the regular CraftOS shell because a lot of work went into autocomplete and I'm very lazy.
gollark: Well, any screen which makes the terminal I/O not immediately crash, it needs normal filesystem and network access.
gollark: My OS, obviously the best one, potatOS, runs on ANYTHING with ANY I/O which doesn't immediately crash!
gollark: I mean, that actually has a window manager and multitasking and stuff.
gollark: What's *not* novel, though? ANOTHER useless GUI thing because you want it to look "more like Windows" or something.

See also

  • Animal Studies
  • Cultural Studies
  • Media Studies
  • Philosophy of Technology
  • Jean Baudrillard

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