Nomadic thought is a philosophical & critical perspective, developed primarily by Braidotti & Deleuze, that proposes a way of thinking in constant: (1)Movement, (2) Adaptation & (3) Interconnection. It opposes sedentary or fixed/structured thought, fostering the deconstruction of absolute truths, openness to diversity, ethical responsibility & creativity in the face of new situations. 1.    Movement…

Guy Debord in 1967 wrote a key book “The Society of the Spectacle” -It has 221 theses distributed across 9 chapters- in which he explains: 1.    People have stopped relating to reality, experience is replaced by the contemplation of images. 2.    First we went from Being to Having & now we have gone from Having…

Greek versus Roman Art: Roman naturalism, influenced by Greek classicism, manifested itself in Latin art and literature, but with a more pragmatic and less idealized approach than its predecessor and with a strong influence of Etruscan Art.