tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8328219619997953378.post7149225620650542685..comments2009-06-16T11:30:02.851-04:00Comments on Somatosphere: Paul Rabinow on "Synthetic Anthropos"Eugene Raikhelhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02178395136509621602noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8328219619997953378.post-11458437120692873752009-06-16T10:46:49.471-04:002009-06-16T10:46:49.471-04:00Friends, Thanks for the comment. We have two other...Friends,<br />Thanks for the comment.<br />We have two other web sites of interest: anthropos-lab.net, diogenes-lab.net, the former has multiple articles and talks on it, the latter is still in progress but is worth a look. The web designer is Adrian van Allen. <br /><br />The habitual trope of my so-called lack of the empirical is amusing. Please consult either my last few books (often accused of being too empirical and technical e.g. &quot;A Machine to make a future&quot;) or any of the websites for scores of contributions based in inquiry and current problems. <br />Gaymon Bennett and I have a book online at Rice University Press on Ars Synthetica. <br />In any case, happy you are reading or at least scavenging as Jim Clifford used to say.Senecahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/17791795789148633285noreply@blogger.com