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@aeonmag 1/ "Imagine a city of text," noted Michael Joyce in 1995's 'Of Two Minds: Hypertext Pedagogy and Poetics', presaging the revelation of a 'New Jerusalem architecture' made possible, at last, by a technical revolution wedding the Word to a radically liberating "psychic framework."

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 26 Apr 2023

@culturaltutor 3/ It was hardly surprising, perhaps, that Jonathan Moberly, the lead designer-technologist at Ellipsis, an avant-garde, London-based, art and architectural publisher (awarded the UK's premier Best Small Press of the Year award around that time) was one of the first to 'get it'.

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Quoted by@rdnxyz @lukeburgis Theo-onological literacy anew, then, for the People of the Space. Brian Eno calls it, "just about as big a change of consciousness as we are capable of." De Chardin recognized it as essentially Christological: “Cosmos > Cosmogenesis > Biogenesis > Noogenesis > Christogenesis”.