Dr Neil Peach

  How the Commonwealth Government facilitates urban intensification projects

  Stiegler’s Commentary on Simondon in Chapter 2 Section 10 of T&T 4 Stiegler connects, development in thought since the emergence of the concept of entropy with various attempts to formalise the human and social sciences, in Technics and Time 4 . In regard to the latter, he has identified Simondon and it brings to mind that whilst Simondon is known for his insights into what constitutes human individuation, his initial motive was to bring an overarching approach to the study of human behaviour both individually and as a group.  Then, in broad terms, Stiegler specifically laments the loss of interest in connecting entropy to broader issues of life on earth because he believes that entropy should change how we think about ontology [the nature of being]  in many spheres. He suggests that thought has been sidetracked by the ‘techno-logical performativity of the computational theory of information’. And that this sidetracking is limiting knowledge development in ‘ mathem...

 This article looks at how the Australian Government is influencing local places far more than is apparent. How the Commonwealth Government facilitates urban intensification projects Neil Peach June 2022

 This article indicates the issues associated with urban intensification in South East Queensland. The Urban - why is it relevant now? Neil Peach June 2022

 Reviewing with a view towards Starting to Update Aristotle's  FOUR CAUSES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY This Working Paper sets out the starting scope of a long term project https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xQDSGTMG_6DUpII8zhRC2eNQq9r2hNyH/view?usp=sharing

  Amateurs analysis of Stiegler’s "Kant Art and Time " By Neil Peach ABSTRACT This is an amateur’s analysis of an erudite article written by Bernard Stiegler. Amateur is a term brought back by Stiegler in order to reflect that amateurs  Love their area of interest and are not professionals but seek increased proficiency in their area of interest Do not have a primary interest as a commercial consumer per se but seek to develop their skills through the close following of those who are very good at what they do  Years ago would go to the Louvre in Paris [and probably to galleries in towns where they lived] to ‘copy’ the masters - in order to learn and understand what the masters saw as they painted. As such this article is not an academic analysis [that builds insight [and context] using references outside of Stiegler]: It simply seeks to follow and understand the ‘contours’ of Stiegler’s careful thought or thoughtful care for the subject of his work. This particular articl...