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Global Weirding & Deep Adaptation

November 8, 2018by ||| 5 Comments

Below is the revised and expanded text version a talk given during Wyrd/Patchwork #2, at Punctum in Prague on 26 October 2018. The session was organized by the folks at […]

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Bendell, Crawford

Struggle Without Fear

October 8, 2018by Patrick jennings 7 Comments

Struggle Without Fear by Patrick Jennings 1. This text came about as a comment on Arran’s post “The Ko’an of Extinction”. It is not a critique as much as a […]

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Crawford, Jennings

The Ko’an of Extinction

September 29, 2018by Arran Crawford 28 Comments

Xenogothic has written a reply to my last post that demands a response. The need to reply comes from the fact that it hits on philosophical touchstones that I had […]

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Deeply Adaptive Patchworking vs. Fully Automated Fantasy

September 29, 2018by Arran Crawford 14 Comments

Interest in patchwork is moving out beyond its capture in the Landian gravity-well and as it does attention is moving from the system to the object level. The people I’m […]

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hyperstition is the cure for depression

November 9, 2015by Arran Crawford 20 Comments

I have delayed writing anything up on Inventing the Future. This hasn’t stopped me writing a bunch of short responses. These have mostly launched on Facebook but I thought I’d stick […]

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sociotechnical survivalism

October 28, 2015by Arran Crawford 7 Comments

The Black Panther’s have many lessons for the contemporary left. Here I’m interested in pointing at the medical activism of the Party as an example of what Srnicek and Williams […]

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the possibility of a left stoicism?

October 18, 2015by Arran Crawford 2 Comments

Salvage has a new article up that is being spread over FB. The article is by Alberto Toscano and focusses on the more or less forgotten Italian Marxist Franco Fortini. To continue […]

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visions and voices [i]

October 17, 2015by Arran Crawford 1 Comment

Is this my 4th or 5th post today? I don’t know. I have been on nightshift and should by now really be asleep. Still, inspired by Craig Hickman’s posting of poetry and […]

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Unknowing in the Wild

October 16, 2015by Arran Crawford 2 Comments

Survival, in the sense Desert suggests it to me, is something completely different, for in it any social group or kin network, as it attempts to live on, cannot draw significant […]

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Crawford, Thacker

“it is good to accept how fucked you are”: questions on a dark coexistentialism

September 19, 2014by Arran Crawford 16 Comments

A lucid view of the darkest situation is already, in itself, an act of optimism. Indeed, it implies that this situation is thinkable-, that is to say, we have not […]

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Crawford, Sartre

Beyond Palliative Care

September 18, 2014by Arran Crawford 2 Comments

Not all that long ago the curators of this blog started talking about the possibility of the palliative care of the Earth. Recently Dirk posted up a podcast dealing with […]

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Crawford, Guattari, Lacan, Roden

Hypothesis: subjectivity is kinesthetic

November 2, 2013by Arran Crawford 2 Comments

Provisional Theses on the hypothesis  1. So many philosophical arguments regarding subjectivity are grounded in theories of the body as either a depth or a surface. Commonly thought of as […]

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The black bloc, the spectacle and the therapy of violence

October 22, 2013by Arran Crawford 2 Comments

  A mass of black clad bodies move through a thick haze, smoke or tear-gas coagulating the air. Incendiary flashes in the dark; sparks illuminating nothing of the masked faces. […]

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The Catastrophic and the Post-apocalyptic

August 21, 2013by Arran Crawford 5 Comments

The present is filled with catastrophe and apocalypticism. A certain phrase has been deployed and redeployed in summarising the condition we find ourselves in: it is easier to imagine the end […]

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‘Happiness is statistically abnormal’: happiness after nihilism

August 10, 2013by Arran Crawford 4 Comments

Happiness is a kind of madness Look around you. Examine the world you live in. Give it a cursory glance. How could you not conclude that happiness is a delusional […]

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