I call myself Saman, others do too.
So this guy, Warwick Murray, wrote a book and named it the Geographies of Globalisation. In it, he spends an adequate amount of time explaining Anthony Gidden's concept of time-space distanciation. Murray refers to it as the, "stretching of social systems across space and time".
This blog is rooted in the notion of time-space distanciation. Human interactions have increasingly gained distance from time and space, and have consequently become immune to their constraints. Although the notion of time-space distanciation was constructed based on the rise of telecommunications, I find it to stand true for all social systems, particularly those related to media and the arts.
These posts - when they are not unapologetically pretentious or reflecting my infatuations and dissaprovals - demonstrate the connections stuff have with other stuff. A bunch of bull excrements, you say? Well...maybe.
