Monthly Archives: March 2016
The Pruitt Igoe Myth
climate war -radio echoshock
http://www.ecoshock.info/2016/03/climate-war.html see also http://radioopensource.org/syria-the-21st-century-disaster/
cash machine girl
On Robin James’ Resilience and Melancholy
Originally posted on The Trott Line:
On March 12, 2016 at the University of Colorado, Denver, at the meeting of PhiloSophia: Society for Continental Feminism, I will be speaking on…
Existentialism and Ways of Seeing
http://open.live.bbc.co.uk/mediaselector/5/redir/version/2.0/mediaset/audio-nondrm-download/proto/http/vpid/p03nxn92.mp3 “On Start the Week Kirsty Wark asks how we make choices about freedom and authenticity – questions that preoccupied Paris intellectuals in the 1930s. Sarah Bakewell looks back at […]
Failing State Watch Brazil
also “It all looks awful in Brazil today. A scary articulation of corrupt politicians, class-driven judiciary and big capital is getting close to produce a coup d’état showing how colonized […]
The Integral World: VR Junkies Ride Again
Originally posted on The Dark Fantastic: Literature, Philosophy, and Digital Arts:
The much-hyped consumer virtual reality headset, Oculus Rift, is finally hitting the market. The reviews have been mixed. As…
Waste Land Slides
Originally posted on environmental critique:
? Earthflow in Russia: April 1, 2015 “A couple of people emailed to suggest, and Brett Gilley noted in comments, that this might be a…
Fanon: Philosopher of the Barricades
http://archives.kpfa.org/data/20160328-Mon1200.mp3 “The revolutionary and psychiatrist Franz Fanon was arguably the greatest philosopher of anti-colonialism. At a time when activists are turning the spotlight on racial oppression, he’s never been more […]
Skynoise Polaroids
from @atlantaeke ‘s monster body
MONSTER BODY
Michel Serres’s The Parasite: A Reader’s Guide. 148 page document to download
Originally posted on Christopher Watkin:
Over the past few weeks I have been working my way through Michel Serres’s 1980 Le Parasite: a dense, poetic, brilliant text that seeks to tear…
quails by shinkichi takahashi
It is the grass that moves, not the quails. Weary of embraces, she thought of Committing her body to the flame. When I shut my eyes, I hear far and […]
wasteland with elephant
What Can Economics Learn From Science Fiction?
“Economics and science fiction have many relationships that are rarely noticed. A lot of economics is science fiction, in that economists believe in the fiction that they are practicing a […]
STRANGE OBJECTS / Harman
Kansas is burning
the arrival of Spring here on the flat-earth
When Cthulhu Calls
Franco Berardi: And: A Phenomenology of the End
Originally posted on The Dark Fantastic: Literature, Philosophy, and Digital Arts:
Franco Berardi in his work And: A Phenomenology of the End remarks that the mutation and shift through which…
You must be logged in to post a comment.