Comments for International Journal of Feminist Technoscience http://feministtechnoscience.se Open Peer Review Journal ISSN 1654-6792 Wed, 23 May 2012 12:25:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 CommentsForInternationalJournalOfFeministTechnosciencehttp://feedburner.google.com Comment on Techno-activism and free software: Tools for the renovation of political action | Blanca Callén, Daniel López, Miquel Domènech, Francisco by Jose Blint http://feministtechnoscience.se/2007/07/16/techno-activism-and-free-software-tools-for-the-renovation-of-political-action-blanca-callen-daniel-lopez-miquel-domenech-franciscotirado/#comment-1520 Jose Blint Tue, 22 Jun 2010 12:45:16 +0000 http://feministtechnoscience.se/2007/07/16/techno-activism-and-free-software-tools-for-the-renovation-of-political-action-blanca-callen-daniel-lopez-miquel-domenech-franciscotirado/#comment-1520 Hey....I would definitely like to discover what some other persons think on the subject...there are quite a few different views and i would definitely like to see some more reviews on this Hey….I would definitely like to discover what some other persons think on the subject…there are quite a few different views and i would definitely like to see some more reviews on this

]]> Comment on Feminist Thought and Science Fiction: From Deconstruction to Affirmation | Elektra Paschali by Simin Fadaee http://feministtechnoscience.se/2009/06/03/feminist-thought-and-science-fiction-from-deconstruction-to-affirmation-elektra-paschali/#comment-321 Simin Fadaee Tue, 09 Jun 2009 15:35:16 +0000 http://feministtechnoscience.se/2009/06/03/feminist-thought-and-science-fiction-from-deconstruction-to-affirmation-elektra-paschali/#comment-321 By shedding light on some important examples of the feminist Science Fiction since 60s until today, Elektra Paschali examines the parallel and interconnected evolution of notions such as women, gender, etc., in ‘feminist theories’ and ‘feminist SF’. The article could be attractive for three groups of people. Firstly, those who are interested in Science Fiction and literary works in general; secondly, those who show interest in feminism and feminist theories; and above all, those who seek to find relations between social theory and Science Fiction, i.e. those people who are concerned with sociology of literature. The ideas presented in the article, can be of a great value for further literary and sociological research. By shedding light on some important examples of the feminist Science Fiction since 60s until today, Elektra Paschali examines the parallel and interconnected evolution of notions such as women, gender, etc., in ‘feminist theories’ and ‘feminist SF’. The article could be attractive for three groups of people. Firstly, those who are interested in Science Fiction and literary works in general; secondly, those who show interest in feminism and feminist theories; and above all, those who seek to find relations between social theory and Science Fiction, i.e. those people who are concerned with sociology of literature. The ideas presented in the article, can be of a great value for further literary and sociological research.

]]> Comment on Feminist Thought and Science Fiction: From Deconstruction to Affirmation | Elektra Paschali by Jens Wick http://feministtechnoscience.se/2009/06/03/feminist-thought-and-science-fiction-from-deconstruction-to-affirmation-elektra-paschali/#comment-319 Jens Wick Mon, 08 Jun 2009 11:24:53 +0000 http://feministtechnoscience.se/2009/06/03/feminist-thought-and-science-fiction-from-deconstruction-to-affirmation-elektra-paschali/#comment-319 Mainly focussing on the books of Ursula LeGuin, this article points out that feminist SF was and is mirroring the theoretical feminist debates. The vivid argumentation discloses the mutual relationship between feminist theory and SF. By explaining the impact of SF into this relationship, Elektra Paschali points out what she calls a “fruitful thinking out of the box” (p. 3). So feminist SF opens up new horizons of cognition into theoretical debates. In this regard dozens of theoretical debates should seek for such a space to get new inspirations. Mainly focussing on the books of Ursula LeGuin, this article points out that feminist SF was and is mirroring the theoretical feminist debates. The vivid argumentation discloses the mutual relationship between feminist theory and SF.
By explaining the impact of SF into this relationship, Elektra Paschali points out what she calls a “fruitful thinking out of the box” (p. 3). So feminist SF opens up new horizons of cognition into theoretical debates.
In this regard dozens of theoretical debates should seek for such a space to get new inspirations.

]]> Comment on Feminist Thought and Science Fiction: From Deconstruction to Affirmation | Elektra Paschali by Iro http://feministtechnoscience.se/2009/06/03/feminist-thought-and-science-fiction-from-deconstruction-to-affirmation-elektra-paschali/#comment-310 Iro Wed, 03 Jun 2009 12:50:27 +0000 http://feministtechnoscience.se/2009/06/03/feminist-thought-and-science-fiction-from-deconstruction-to-affirmation-elektra-paschali/#comment-310 Congratulations! for the article! Well written!! The struggling with the effort of writing is constant and rather difficult but the outcome is pleasant. Continue the good work! And as i read :"Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.” - Samuel Becket Congratulations! for the article! Well written!! The struggling with the effort of writing is constant and rather difficult but the outcome is pleasant. Continue the good work! And as i read :”Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.” - Samuel Becket

]]> Comment on Thematic Issue Wishlist by Peter Giger http://feministtechnoscience.se/thematic-issues/wishlist/#comment-171 Peter Giger Fri, 13 Feb 2009 04:59:14 +0000 http://feministtechnoscience.se/thematic-issues/wishlist/#comment-171 @Koen We look forward to your sumbmission. All the best :-) Peter @Koen We look forward to your sumbmission.

All the best :-) Peter

]]> Comment on Thematic Issue Wishlist by Koen Leurs http://feministtechnoscience.se/thematic-issues/wishlist/#comment-170 Koen Leurs Thu, 12 Feb 2009 22:07:04 +0000 http://feministtechnoscience.se/thematic-issues/wishlist/#comment-170 Hi all, just came from the Transdisciplinary theories and practices course at BTH and great idea to set up this journal. I'm currently working on some ideas on the topic of postcoloniality and ICT, when it's in a submittable state I'll send it in! Kind regards! Hi all, just came from the Transdisciplinary theories and practices course at BTH and great idea to set up this journal. I’m currently working on some ideas on the topic of postcoloniality and ICT, when it’s in a submittable state I’ll send it in!

Kind regards!

]]> Comment on Thematic Issue Wishlist by Peter Giger http://feministtechnoscience.se/thematic-issues/wishlist/#comment-83 Peter Giger Tue, 28 Oct 2008 18:48:21 +0000 http://feministtechnoscience.se/thematic-issues/wishlist/#comment-83 [quote comment=""][quote comment=""]Don't be shy :)[/quote] We won't be ;) - Thanks for this great new journal! Looking forward to submit and to participate in the reviewing processes! kind regards, Cissi Åsberg[/quote] We look forward to your article Cissi... :-) Peter

Don’t be shy :)

We won’t be ;) - Thanks for this great new journal! Looking forward to submit and to participate in the reviewing processes!

kind regards,
Cissi Åsberg

We look forward to your article Cissi…

:-) Peter

]]> Comment on Thematic Issue Wishlist by Cecilia Åsberg http://feministtechnoscience.se/thematic-issues/wishlist/#comment-82 Cecilia Åsberg Tue, 28 Oct 2008 18:10:41 +0000 http://feministtechnoscience.se/thematic-issues/wishlist/#comment-82 [quote comment=""]Don't be shy :)[/quote] We won't be ;) - Thanks for this great new journal! Looking forward to submit and to participate in the reviewing processes! kind regards, Cissi Åsberg

Don’t be shy :)

We won’t be ;) - Thanks for this great new journal! Looking forward to submit and to participate in the reviewing processes!

kind regards,
Cissi Åsberg

]]> Comment on Follow the phlegm: Tracing the infinitesimal in male networks of power | Karl Palmås by Peter Giger http://feministtechnoscience.se/2008/07/03/follow-the-phlegm-tracing-the-infinitesimal-in-male-networks-of-power-karl-palmas/#comment-70 Peter Giger Thu, 09 Oct 2008 12:06:17 +0000 http://feministtechnoscience.se/2008/07/03/follow-the-phlegm-tracing-the-infinitesimal-in-male-networks-of-power-karl-palmas/#comment-70 Are there emerging male-dominated networks of power in the the blogosphere? The Swedish researcher Karl Palmås argue there is, and he is calling it a male phlegm, which in Swedish translates to the disgusting word “gubbslem”. The article is called Follow the phlegm: Tracing the infinitesimal in male networks of power and is published in the Open Peer Review journal International Journal of Feminist Technoscience. This article is written as a reading, affirmation of that article, trying to escape the dogmatic categories of academic writing. I am not sure if I have succeded, but my aim was to write a short text outside the normal game of interpretation and evaluation. Starting in and drawing on Palmås article, but in the same time I hope it will add something in itself. ... ::: <a href="http://www.scribd.com/doc/6466965/Blogging-in-a-Male-Dominated-Phlegm" rel="nofollow">Read the article</a>. Please comment here, if your comment is related to the relation to this article. ::: Are there emerging male-dominated networks of power in the the blogosphere? The Swedish researcher Karl Palmås argue there is, and he is calling it a male phlegm, which in Swedish translates to the disgusting word “gubbslem”. The article is called Follow the phlegm: Tracing the infinitesimal in male networks of power and is published in the Open Peer Review journal International Journal of Feminist Technoscience. This article is written as a reading, affirmation of that article, trying to escape the dogmatic categories of academic writing. I am not sure if I have succeded, but my aim was to write a short text outside the normal game of interpretation and evaluation. Starting in and drawing on Palmås article, but in the same time I hope it will add something in itself. …
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]]> Comment on Follow the phlegm: Tracing the infinitesimal in male networks of power | Karl Palmås by Blogging in a male dominated Phlegm | Peter Giger . Com http://feministtechnoscience.se/2008/07/03/follow-the-phlegm-tracing-the-infinitesimal-in-male-networks-of-power-karl-palmas/#comment-69 Blogging in a male dominated Phlegm | Peter Giger . Com Thu, 09 Oct 2008 11:52:43 +0000 http://feministtechnoscience.se/2008/07/03/follow-the-phlegm-tracing-the-infinitesimal-in-male-networks-of-power-karl-palmas/#comment-69 [...] phlegm, which in Swedish translates to the disgusting word “gubbslem”. The article is called Follow the phlegm: Tracing the infinitesimal in male networks of power and is published in the Open Peer Review journal International Journal of Feminist Technoscience. [...] […] phlegm, which in Swedish translates to the disgusting word “gubbslem”. The article is called Follow the phlegm: Tracing the infinitesimal in male networks of power and is published in the Open Peer Review journal International Journal of Feminist Technoscience. […]

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