The Refrain: Getting in Sync with the World.

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Fight With a Stick Performance

3 episodes

3 months ago

Cabin in the Woods is a departure from our previous episodes. In those episodes we went deep into the ideas of certain philosophies and practices of entanglement. This time we put the thinking aside and immerse you in a meditative journey through sound and script. Ease your headphones on and let the "spatial audio" engulf you. Created by Fight With a Stick artists: Alex Lazaridis: Research, script and voice. James Maxwell: Composer. Jay White: Graphic. Everything around you: The rest of it...

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The Refrain: Getting in Sync with the World.

Cabin in the Woods

1 year ago

19 minutes

The Refrain: Getting in Sync with the World.

Falling Apart, Falling Together

Episode 2 explores transformation. How do we become ourselves, what holds us together, and for how long? How are boundaries created, and how bounded are they? We take inspiration from Chapter 11 of the now classic tome, A Thousand Plateaus, by French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari. Along the way we get some help from Kym Maclaren, Canadian phenomenologist, and philosopher of intimacy. Credits Voice and text: Alex Lazaridis Composer: James Maxwell Produced by Fight Wit...

2 years ago

55 minutes

The Refrain: Getting in Sync with the World.

Thinking with the Forest

Episode 1, Thinking with the Forest, connects the work of Montreal-based anthropologist Eduardo Kohn — and his careful exploration of the question ‘what is a self, and do plants and animals have one?’ — to our own approach to collaborative creation with all the 'selves' around us. The main source for this episode is Kohn's book How Forests Think. We also draw on the work of Jane Bennett and her book Vibrant Matter, Peter Wohlleben and his book The Hidden Life of Trees, and the work of Canadia...

3 years ago

56 minutes