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physiocracy

Andrew McMurry looks back on ten years of ecocriticism and identifies
a "new physiocracy," whose exclusive interest in technology is no better than the exclusive valuation of property that typified physiocrats of the Nineteenth-Century.

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Linda Brigham, in her review of My Mother, argues that the problem with complexity, “even organized complexity,” is that it tends to obscure any narrative “through-line.” For this, Brigham recommends the study of networks and network types that “trace the emergence of story from random bits of narrative.”

Linda Brigham, in her review of My Mother, argues that the problem with complexity, “even organized complexity,” is that it tends to obscure any narrative “through-line.” For this, Brigham recommends the study of networks and network types that “trace the emergence of story from random bits of narrative.”

‐ Joseph Tabbi

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Elsewhere on ebr Lisa Nakamura interviews Haraway, Mathew Fuller reviews The Cyborg Handbook, and Salvatore P offers an interpretation of a Joseph McElroy cyborg.

Elsewhere on ebr Lisa Nakamura interviews Haraway, Mathew Fuller reviews The Cyborg Handbook, and Salvatore P offers an interpretation of a Joseph McElroy cyborg.

‐ Lori Emerson

physiocracy

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