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=== current walks: === | === current walks: === | ||
- | * timeline of US presidents encoded into shopping street (Jan Evertsenstraat, | + | * timeline of **US presidents** encoded into shopping street (Jan Evertsenstraat, |
- | * timeline of hominids encoded into opposite side of shopping street (each block 1 million years) (Jan Evertsenstraat, | + | * timeline of **hominids** and **European Proboscidea** |
- | * mindpalace of damselflies (into branch structure of tree at FoAM's MidWest garden) | + | * mindpalace of Dutch **damselflies** (into branch structure of tree at FoAM's MidWest garden) |
=== structures: === | === structures: === | ||
- | * areas: to encode important instances, moments, ideas, entities | + | |
- | * places: to encode important instances, moments, ideas, entities | + | |
- | * entities (monsters): | + | |
- | * lines (of places or areas): to encode a sequence of any kind | + | |
- | * cycles: anything that has no beginning or end, but does have an order | + | |
- | * branches: lines that fork, for example for related plant-families, | + | |
* combinations of the above | * combinations of the above | ||
=== examples === | === examples === | ||
- | * Aboriginal songlines of Australia | + | * [[https:// |
* Native American pilgrimage trails | * Native American pilgrimage trails | ||
* [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
* ceremonial roads of the Pacific Islands | * ceremonial roads of the Pacific Islands | ||
- | * neolithic causeways of Europe | + | * neolithic causeways, processional avenues and henges |
[[monstercode_intro]] and [[memory_craft]] | [[monstercode_intro]] and [[memory_craft]] | ||
- | group sessions:\\ | + | === group sessions: |
working in small groups, each working with a small ' | working in small groups, each working with a small ' | ||
Data sets: | Data sets: | ||
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* pg 127 the soul passes from one chariot to another and this gives creation order, it moves through a particular set of things created by the same ancestor in the Dreaming. | * pg 127 the soul passes from one chariot to another and this gives creation order, it moves through a particular set of things created by the same ancestor in the Dreaming. | ||
+ | === Run like hell === | ||
American poet Ruth Stone works as a farmer in rural Virginia. She describes the creation of a poem as something she feels and hears emanating from the landscape. A poem is like a thundering train of air coming towards her, shaking the earth beneath her feet. In that moment, there is only one thing left for her to do, and that is "//run like hell// | American poet Ruth Stone works as a farmer in rural Virginia. She describes the creation of a poem as something she feels and hears emanating from the landscape. A poem is like a thundering train of air coming towards her, shaking the earth beneath her feet. In that moment, there is only one thing left for her to do, and that is "//run like hell// | ||
+ | === How things shape the mind === | ||
+ | Working with Renfrew, Malafouris developed an approach to the study of the human mind, past and present, known as **Material Engagement Theory** (MET) which has three central tenets:\\ | ||
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+ | * Cognition is extended and enacted because material forms are part of the mind and cognition is the interaction between brains, bodies, and material forms. | ||
+ | * Materiality has agency because it is able to influence change in brains and behaviors. | ||
+ | * Meaning (signification) emerges through the active engagement of material forms. | ||
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+ | These tenets provide an archaeological framework that " | ||
+ | \\ | ||
+ | Important concepts developed by Malafouris include:\\ | ||
+ | * metaplasticity, | ||
+ | * thinging, the idea that humans think with and through material things[6] | ||
+ | * neuroarchaeology, | ||
==== Hiking with Monsters at Amelisweerd 2021/2022 ==== | ==== Hiking with Monsters at Amelisweerd 2021/2022 ==== |