The New York Post-nihilist
Roy Scranton has written an article for the New York Times‘s “smart thinking” section The Stone, ‘‘Learnig how to die in the Anthropocene‘ I’m not sure the objective nihilism of our age […]
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Unlimited Migration in a Limited World, Saskia Sassen
interesting presentation on what she calls the analytic tactics (working out of “epistemic indignation”) before method, which makes sense I think if we consider these terms along sociological lines rather […]
Ian Bogost on Hyperemployment
Ian Bogost on Hyperemployment If you don’t yet follow Ian’s blend of engineering know-how and waxing philosophical you should and can @: http://www.bogost.com/blog/
Learning How to Die in the Anthropocene
Learning How to Die in the Anthropocene sort of remarkable for the NYTimes tho I’m an admirer of their financial columnist Gretchen Morgenson’s work.
Some People are More Equal than Others, David Simon
Home Any other fans of The Wire in the house?
Every revolution has its square, Erik Swyngedouw
Foucault, Fearless Speech & the Notion of Critique
Tony Schirato speaks on “Foucault, Fearless Speech & the Notion of Critique” with responses by Pat Moloney and David Rosenbloom. http://www.philosophyandculture.org
Avoiding Incorporation with James Scott
No Church in the Wild: Anarchy, Failure and Chaos, Jack Halberstam
Permanent Revolution with Sloterdijk & Castells
Wu Ming Foundation: post-nihilist revolutionaries?
Clearly, something went wrong with the practice of “mythopoesis” or “myth-making from the bottom up”, which was – and still is – at the core of our philosophy. By “myth” […]
A Cluttered Life: Middle-Class Abundance
The Farmer Who Took on Monsanto, Percy Schmeiser
Accelerationism: An Introduction by Steven Shaviro
Originally posted on ANTHEM:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gi6I0K2PJrw#t=189 http://shaviro.com/
Dumpster-Divers Unite?
Dumpster-Divers Unite? CBC Ideas: a conversation with Vancouver ‘dumpster-diver’, Ken Lyotier. His desperate personal attempts to collect deposits on discarded bottles evolved into the largest recycling operation in British Columbia. […]
A Century of Camus
A Century of Camus a bit of the absurd leaks through the public airwaves
Failure of the Future, Dougald Hine
http://dougald.co.uk/ “When we look at the world around us and want to change things, where do we go for inspiration? Is there anything that can give us confidence that life […]
Hickman on the intrepid hunger of the free
“That we continue is because of our stubbornness, our inability to let the elements keep us down, to strive after the only thing we find worth attaining: the prize of […]
Speculating Media Spectacles with Douglas Kellner
Jodi Dean wants to Party
here she convincingly lays out the ever more dire conditions that would require some massive counter-force/organization to meet the scales and bionic-reach of the exploitative efforts, but offers all too […]
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