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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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7 years, 6 months ago

we focus on the rank and file inspo/anti-capitalism

In the months after the election, the media focused on tech leadership. Who did or did not trek to Trump Tower? How much diversity of opinion was there in this room of white people? How far would they Lean In to fascism? Who cares?

We focus on the rank and file, because the reality is that m…

—p.12 Tech Against Trump Far From Mar-a-Lago (8) missing author
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on attentional problems

If being distracted is in no way equivalent to not being attentive, but simply being being attentive to something else, then we can better understand why attentional problems problems are often described simultaneously in terms of deficit and hyperactivity. It seems paradoxical: either there is…

—p.184 The Ecology of Attention Conclusion: Towards an Attention Ecology (171) by Yves Citton
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it enables us to become ourselves archive/mc433

Like sport, like music, attentional effort is first of all worthwhile for its individuation effects. The most important thing that it produces is not simply the possibility of pursuing the individuation of our being (helping us to avoid external threats of destruction), but, above all, the _concr…

—p.172 Conclusion: Towards an Attention Ecology (171) by Yves Citton
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attention and literary interpretation topic/literary-theory

[...] the effects of diffraction and polysemy peculiar to linguistic signifiers, so as to find as signification in the text that exceeds both what the author wanted to put there and what readers believed they had found as they sought to reconstitute the author's intentions. Indeed, in contrast to h…

—p.118 The Micro-Politics of Attention (106) by Yves Citton
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principle of commodification archive/dissertation archive/mc433

[...] the phenomena of alignment, convergence, synchronization and concentration of attention brought about by PageRank would remain innocent enough if the attention economy wasn't completely overdetermined by the quest for financial profit that has now been elevated to a condition of survival.

—p.73 The Digitalization of Attention (63) by Yves Citton