Refuge in remembrance: Social-ecological memory for the future
I enjoy taking walks, and currently, my favorite route is a cemetery path in the town where I live. I like the cemetery for a number of...
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watershedunl
- Sep 1, 2016
Watershed Unfiltered #1: Neighborhood Development and the Power of Names
Discussing current plans to "revitalize" the City of Lincoln, Amanda Huckins, Jason Hertz, and Paul Clark investigate local senses of...
Jonathan S Carter
- Aug 30, 2016
Emojis as 💻🔨: 💵🚔, 🎉🎨, or 💊💉?
Alternative Title: Emoji’s as Digital Technics: Capitalist Control, Freeing Art, or Pharmakon. As someone interested in the varied ways...
James Lowell Brunton & Robert Lipscomb
- Apr 26, 2016
A Very Queer Apocalypse and the Uncanny Feminism of Mad Max (Part Three)
Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) ROBERT: So, we’ve made it to the final Mad Max post. We need to state from the outset that this post will...
Aubrey Streit Krug
- Apr 26, 2016
Spring 2016 Semester Review: Or, How to Write a Watershed
While the Watershed collective takes a summer hiatus from writing new blog posts, we hope you’ll enjoy browsing through the sometimes...
Zachary Beare
- Apr 19, 2016
Critical Theory Is for the Cats
I joked with a friend the other day that I start each morning by thinking about Derrida. This wasn’t meant as a hyperbolic comment...
Gabi Kirilloff
- Apr 12, 2016
Resource Management Games and the Desire for Finite Systems of Knowledge (or, Where did all my time
I’ve got a confession to make: I spent an embarrassing amount of time last week playing the recently-released PC game Stardew Valley. I...
Dan Froid
- Apr 12, 2016
Who Are the Cannibals?: A Manifesto
Cannibalism is almost instinctively horrifying. Indeed, the notion of eating ourselves remains one of our greatest taboos. Thinking of...
Dillon Rockrohr
- Apr 5, 2016
I Really Don't Know Clouds At All: HotE Lecture Review, John Durham Peters
Last Thursday evening, John Durham Peters visited campus to deliver the final Humanities on the Edge lecture of the semester. Entitled...
Robert Lipscomb
- Mar 29, 2016
Humanities on the Edge Preview: John Durham Peters
Photo Credit: Bill Manning In preparation for the upcoming Humanities on the Edge Lecture by John Durham Peters, the A. Craig Professor...
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