Failing State Watch Puerto Rico
” Puerto Rico is just days away from the biggest municipal bond default in U.S. history, and Congress is doing nothing to stop it. The U.S. territory faces a January […]
” Puerto Rico is just days away from the biggest municipal bond default in U.S. history, and Congress is doing nothing to stop it. The U.S. territory faces a January […]
” Berardi takes us onto an urgent and yet poetic rhetorical realm. Deriving from his publication The Uprising. On Poetry and Finance (2012), his lecture questions the relationship of the […]
Click to access SimondonGilbert.OnTheModeOfExistence.pdf Unpublished translation by Ninian Mellamphy – See more at: http://twentyfive.fibreculturejournal.org/#sthash.XBeGjPLr.dpuf and @ http://archive.org/details/Simondon%E2%80%94ModeOfExistenceOfTechnicalObjectsinProgress
http://ia601502.us.archive.org/2/items/151217OSPODCASTClimate/151217-OS-PODCAST-Climate.mp3 “Jedediah Purdy, author of After Nature, says Thoreauvian wildness is exactly what our post-natural world requires. Purdy likes a new term, the anthropocene, to describe a geological age of […]
http://podcast.wpr.org/tbk/tbk160103a4.mp3 “Kurt Vonnegut joined his brother, Bernard, at General Electric in the late 1940s. Bernard was a scientist working on cutting-edge weather-control technologies while Kurt worked in G.E.’s PR department. Ginger Strand […]
“Andrew Goffey’s A Relentless Spinozism? In one of his final essays, The Exhausted, a reading of Samuel Beckett that was published as an accompaniment to a number of Beckett’s works […]
Originally posted on The Dark Forest: Literature, Philosophy, and Digital Arts:
“In writing this book I am situating myself amongst those who want to be the inheritors of a history…
“I think she obliges us to confront a world, as Stuart Hall used to say, without guarantees, in which barbarism or barbarism may well be an accurate description of the […]
Originally posted on Deterritorial Investigations :
…in his book A Short Course of Economic Science, Bogdanov refers to a socialist society as being “based not on exchange but on natural self-sufficing…
Originally posted on Always Already Podcast:
This week we read Saskia Sassen’s Expulsions: Brutality and Complexity in the Global Economy, an exploration of the underlying systems of logic that drive…
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