Monthly Archives: November 2016
Network Entrepeneurs & the New Public Intellectuals
The Vertigo of Power: A Review of Stephen Graham’s “Vertical: The City from Satellites to Bunkers”
Originally posted on Deterritorial Investigations :
In his 1991 tome on postmodernism, Frederic Jameson famously suggested that under “late capitalism” – that is, the kind of globalized, flexible capitalism that tore…
Between Walls
the back wings of the hospital where nothing will grow lie cinders in which shine the broken pieces of a green bottle -William Carlos Williams
Disposable Life -Lewis Gordon
Alt-Right Camps & Currents w/ Florian Cramer
https://www.pzimediadesign.nl/av/FlorianCramer-AltRight-2016_11_28.mp4 his take on Nick Land around 67mins
Imagining the Unimaginable
the Mississippi river empties into the gulf
and the gulf enters the sea and so forth, none of them emptying anything, all of them carrying yesterday forever on their white tipped backs, all of them dragging forward […]
Apocalyptic mindset @ballardian
Excerpt from Applied Ballardianism: A Theory of Nothing… That year, I lived in perpetual fear, divining signs everywhere of a forthcoming suburban apocalypse, like the series of Hummer billboards plastered […]
Annemarie Mol’s tools for Physiomoral accounts
Encounter epistemically dark phenomenology
Originally posted on enemyindustry:
Modern philosophical aesthetics has been concerned with the special field of art and artistic expression, but always with a view to its implications for our understanding…
Modes of Knowing: Resources from the Baroque
1. Modes of Knowing: Resources from the Baroque John Law Part One: Reflection on the Baroque 2. On Exceeding Baroque Excess: An Exploration through a Participatory Community Workshop Mario […]
I was pregnant. I could see the sole of a cop’s shoe, the gelding’s belly, its genitals
When the Dean said we could not cross campus until the students gave up the buildings, we lay down, in the street, we said the cops will enter this gate […]
Display Wounds the practice of vulnerology
In 1985, while still working on Dead Letters, I became fascinated by the idea of wound reading, and committed myself to the practice of vulnerology, collaborating with Phil Sims on […]
Neuromancer (BBC radio play)
fidel & malcolm
DeLillo’s Libra
Dave McKean dreams of Paul Nash
Outsource Corrections Facilities by Tyrone Williams
Refuges & death-worlds by Out of the Woods
Many people—many nations—can find themselves holding, more or less wittingly, that ‘every stranger is an enemy.’ For the most part this conviction lies deep down like some latent infection; it […]
