Originally published on eve.gd on 21 May 2012, last updated 6 September 2026.
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The third conference I attended last week was a day called SuShI. The idea was to bring together the humanities and business worlds. It was, from my extremely critical Leftist perspective, a somewhat strange event. I attended talks on advertising and creativity schematising business theorists. I have to say that, although left still not entirely persuaded by the contents of their papers, it was an extraordinary fusion. I have never seen papers on these elements sit side-by-side with a sociological appraisal calling for the rights of non-human actors to be recognised under international law. We had references to Ernst Bloch alongside papers on digital advertising. Anyway, for the record, here's the archive:
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