Benjamin Herm-Morris is doing a PhD at Durham University, UK, entitled A Contributive Education: New ways of evaluating learning in the age of the digital. His interest in continental philosophy and fascination with digital learning tools directed him towards the thought of Bernard Stiegler. His bachelor thesis Poison and Cure, Bernard Stiegler and the Pharmacology of New Media marked the beginning of his interest in the future of education and technics, leading to an MA in Digital Culture and Society at King’s College London.
Welcome to the PESA Agora Archive
This version of PESA Agora has been archived. The material is still accessible, and searchable, via the new and more expansive PESA Agora that is accessible via the PESA Homepage.
The new version of PESA Agora maintains the philosophy of the original version as an open access meeting place for people interested in the intersections of education, philosophy, teaching, learning, technology, indigenous philosophies, identity issues, and the environment.
The new version of PESA Agora offers PESA members a “Discussion Board” to encourage interaction in relation to member posts.