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Originally posted on Fixing the Economists:
I recently read a paper by the anthropologist David Graeber entitled ‘The Sword, The Sponge, and the Paradox of Performativity: Some Observations on Fate,…

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Originally posted on PHILOSOPHY IN A TIME OF ERROR:
I owe an article in the next couple of weeks on the new materialisms and darned if RJ doesn’t hit on…

I could do without the metaphysical mumbojumbo in the 1st half but the ontic/anthropological issues of the affordances/resistances of “backgrounds” and the pragmatic emphasis on our manipulations(including but not limited […]

” I propose that even as capitalism shifts course, changes its emphasis and re-organizes exploitation and currency, feminism and other forms of critical thinking also mutate, shift and change course; […]

http://vimeo.com/28025256 interesting flashback from 95′ with Liana Borghi, Pat Cadigan, Gwyneth Jones, Francesca da Rimini, Josephine Starrs, Sadie Plant VirtualFutures.co.uk “The virtual revolution is also a sexual revolution. All New […]

Originally posted on Intra-Being:
I went to a screening of ‘3 broken cameras’ put on at Delhi University by a group of politically engaged students. The film was intense, disturbing…

“We can never fully exhaust the ordinary – how could we? For as sure as we try to get close, the ordinary becomes something else. Elusive – in the same […]

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“Velocity runs through any consideration of capitalist development, from the carrier birds used to share information that Benjamin mentions were in use in the 19th century, to the edge provided […]

http://vimeo.com/103460213 “Dr. Haggerty proposes the thought-provoking question: If one were to disappear off the radar for a year, what would they need to do? The realization of what they need […]

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