(1) UNLOAD THE CANON. Rev. Tom Emanuel calls on scholars and students to “Decanonize Tolkien” at Queer and Back Again. In the fifty years since Tolkien’s death, his work and legacy have irrevocably shaped our understanding of what fantasy even is. This Oxford don, whose seemingly anachronistic, unclassifiable, wildly popular stories of Elves, Hobbits, and magic rings
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(1) UNLOAD THE CANON. Rev. Tom Emanuel calls on scholars and students to “Decanonize Tolkien” at Queer and Back Again. In the fifty years since Tolkien’s death, his work and legacy have irrevocably shaped our understanding of what fantasy even is. This Oxford don, whose seemingly anachronistic, unclassifiable, wildly popular stories of Elves, Hobbits, and magic rings
drones are helping to map the site, robots are rebuilding frescos, sensors are monitoring seismic activity, and thermal imaging cameras are helping keep a check on humidity, helping staff to act quickly if potential danger strikes. but the real star of the show is, without a doubt, this four legged robot that, bizarrely, looks like a dog. good dog! so, paolo, i ve got to be honest, i am geeking out about this. this has got to be the coolest, most elaborate robot i think i ve ever seen in my life. so talk to me about what i am staring at. there s a lot going on here. it s an incredible piece of technology. yeah! it s a machine that is able to move around autonomously and is able to bring with it some other technologies, other payloads. here, now, you see a computing power, where we can run our software and a laser scanner
of this ancient city, under the shadow of the active volcano that destroyed it, is actually quite unsettling. today, new technologies are helping to preserve this invaluable record of roman life in the first century. drones are helping to map the site, robots are rebuilding frescos, sensors are monitoring seismic activity, and thermal imaging cameras are helping keep a check on humidity, helping staff to act quickly if potential danger strikes. but the real star of the show is, without a doubt, this four legged robot that, bizarrely, looks like a dog. good dog! so, paolo, i ve got to be honest, i am geeking out about this. this has got to be the coolest, most elaborate robot i think i ve ever seen in my life. so talk to me about what i am staring at. there s a lot going on here. it s an incredible piece of technology.