“This talk examines the changing material terrain of urban struggle today. The rapid militarization of the police, the changing spatial patterns of segregation, the embeddedness of ubiquitous computing into into […]

“This return to immanence, that is, to a flattening out of social, cultural, and political connections, has important consequences for me. As Negri, Haraway, and Deleuze and Guattari have consistently […]

http://www.ecoshock.info/2015/01/abrupt-climate-change-yes.html

http://vimeo.com/22589118

“The ultimate battle lines are clear. It’s a question of whether all these sensors, filters, profiles and algorithms can be used by citizens and communities for some kind of emancipation […]

http://backdoorbroadcasting.net/archive/audio/2015_01_22_LGS/2015_01_22_Catherine_Malabou_talk.mp3 Q&A @ http://backdoorbroadcasting.net/2015/01/catherine-malabou-and-eric-laurent-psychoanalysis-and-the-cognitive-sciences/

starts around 12mins in

“Hence in discussion with Ray Brassier in Berlin I’m certainly not suggesting we envisage a future without antibiotics, although I did point out the various iatrogenic effects of capitalism, but […]

Fleshing out his own version of environmental (critters manipulating with/in their environs) psychology Andy asks Are You Your Brain, and Is Your Brain a Computer?

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Perhaps “relation” is the wrong word for what is thought in ecological ontology.  There’s something too ghostly, too incorporeal, about relations.  Everything in the entire…

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Thinking at the edge of the apocalypse requires an ecological thinking. Yet ecology must be rescued from green ecology, or that perspective that approaches it…