” Indefinition was the common denominator of all these features of the life of the state… . All this indefinition could be taken as both the voice of transformative opportunity and […]

http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/sociology/staff/academicstaff/sfuller/media/audio/whats_modern_about_ecomodernism_-_sanfran_-_23_jun_15.mp3

https://vimeo.com/36880003

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“Can we save our NHS from privatisation? – Do strikes work? – What’s the alternative to austerity? – What happened to social housing? – Can we stop cuts?” -Owen Jones, […]

always good to have more data on the enabling surround that we take for granted.

Click to access MoulierBoutangYann_WhatIsCognitiveCapitalis_51368.pdf

Originally posted on Anarchist Without Content:
The conspiracy against this world will be known through its war machines. A war machine is itself “a pure form of exteriority” that “explains…

“In this presentation, I discuss Single Stream, a video work I made with Paweł Wojtasik and Ernst Karel. Single Stream is a visual and sonic exploration inside a recycling facility, […]

Originally posted on The Dark Forest: Literature, Philosophy, and Digital Arts:
Sometimes I look around me and see the pain in peoples eyes, the emptiness and fear; the desperation. Each…

Originally posted on Leonardo Boff:
Before making any comment it is worth highlighting some peculiarities of the Laudato si encyclical of Pope Francis. It is the first time a pope…

Originally posted on Progressive Geographies:
Félix Guattari on writing Anti-Oedipus in The Paris Review (via critical-theory.com).

Originally posted on The Dark Forest: Literature, Philosophy, and Digital Arts:
At the threshold of a new century the big question to which we, their descendants, will have to find…

starts around 10mins, what’s up with the endless intros to talks, like someone racing around just before you in a museum rambling on about what you’re about to see?

just as MLKing learned to leave the moneyed interests in place is to fail tragically as a democratic liberator, I fear what’s coming