Operating Systems, Common Sense(s), and Transversal Practice
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05.05.2025
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Transversal Design Zine
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If we think about societies as (regulated by) operating systems of a larger order, what does it take to re-orient the common sense through yet-uncommon senses? This text speculates about error messages as signals of system failure and hinges for systemic transformation, and takes up a collective reading of Kara Keeling’s text ‘Queer OS’ in the early days of the MA Transversal Design to think about rewriting as transversal practice.
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Affect, Memory Politics, Holocaust, Genocide
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08.12.2025
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Bruder, J. (2025, May 5). Operating Systems, Common Sense(s), and Transversal Practice. Transversal Design Zine. https://irf.fhnw.ch/handle/11654/54399