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Hacking "Progress"

likefive, Tuesday, October 28, 2003 - 12:26
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Tom L.

What would happen if the multitudes could come together and redefine the language of our new globalized culture? Are hegemonic terms like "progress" doomed to remain the jargon of corporate capitalism or is there a chance that we can salvage them and give them some personal meaning.

A few of us have been trying over the summer to tackle the idea of "progress" and to see what we can do with it. This group, half-Canadian, half-Slovenian, has been using a website to share its thoughts. We now invite everyone in to leave their two cents worth.

The dialogue is online at:

http://progress.cmaq.net

Just register to post comments.

looking forward to seeing your takes on "progress"

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