Um, yeah. I turned twenty a few days ago. Watch the video. More to come: exciting new ideas for new sites and old. Stay tuned here. This semester looks to be good, so more writing to come.
Links:
Nerd News Radio
kabren dot me – my tumblr blog
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I wrote this piece for a course called “Race and the Pastoral: Aesthetics, Landscape, Embodiment.” The course is, in short, about the pastoral. I am fascinated by “difference” and the pastoral, particularly Jewishness and the pastoral. This is a review of the film Avatar. In it, I refer to Francis Bacon’s New Atlantis and Hegel’s Philosophy of History. It is intense. It talks about the “white man” and notions of body, self, and identity. It is honest, as well — more on the side of a freewrite. Anyways, here it is.
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Two Thousand and Ten. Wow.
From This Studio.
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I’ve finally started posting old posts and writing new posts. It’s been a while, but there is a lot to come in the near future. I feel ashamed, in a way. I let all of you slip out of my mind. This past year, I was focused entirely on my writing for college. I mostly wrote philosophical essays on topics ranging from the nature of obedience according to Socrates to a response to ancient, modern, and postmodern interpretations of dreams. You can read some of these essays here. I had an unbelievable year. But, I am here now, sitting under this hot light while my hands moves through the sticky air. I initially intended this post to focus on four elements of life, but I think three should suffice. This is a look over the past and into the future. So, here it is; my life, Facebook, and my writing.
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Kabren Levinson is fist-year student at Bard College. Throughout high school, Kabren has worked in various technological, political, and artistic positions. He has worked as an intern at the MIT Media Lab Computing Culture Group and during his senior year of high school, he developed an Academic Technology program at the Cambridge School of Weston. He has been podcasting for over three years and has been blogging for two. Kabren is a philosopher, technologist, and artist.