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What is the Common?

csothbeg144 wrote 5 days ago: What is the Common; the common? Is it the expression of freedom, the expression of democracy (in the … more →

Tags: Casarino, In Praise of the Common, Negri, The Coming Community, Whatever Singularity

The Necrosocial: Civic Life, Social Death, and the UC

reoccupied wrote 1 week ago: Printable PDF Occupied UC Berkeley, 18 November 2009 Being president of the University of California … more →

Tags: Theoretical Combat, Anarchy, anti-capital projects, Berkeley, communism, Marx, Mbembe, Modesto, necrosocial

Politics and Ontology CFP2 comments

joshua j. kurz wrote 2 weeks ago: For the Society for Social and Political Philosopy’s meetings to be held in conjunction with: SPEP ( … more →

Tags: Call for Papers, Theory, Academia, Politics, Deleuze, Philosophy, Conference, Negri, Political Theory

Poetic Subversion: A Brief Thesis on Metropolitan Death

subverses wrote 2 weeks ago: We are the city of the dead. We have been this way for quite some time. We await life anxiously. It … more →

Tags: Anti-politcal, urban decay, Metropolis, War Machine, tiqqun

nip/tuck

ottiliemignon wrote 2 weeks ago: Agamben wrote of the doctor who, terminally ill with leukemia, turns his body into a laboratory. Thi … more →

Tags: Biopolitics, Cultural criticism, Antonio Negri, Arendt, Cosmetic Surgery, Medicine, Nip/Tuck, Paolo Virno, Philosophy

'whatever being'

frictionproject wrote 2 weeks ago: When thinking about liminality in socio-political terms, we often identify this concept with the  va … more →

Tags: liminal entities, Whatever being, Digital Labor Conference

The charity pharmakon

avoidingthevoid wrote 3 weeks ago: “The Plumpy’nut product is a high protein and high energy peanut-based paste in a foil w … more →

Tags: capitalism, Charity, Homo Sacer, pharmakon

Birthday books

dave wrote 3 weeks ago: Last year, while in England, I randomly decided to buy Barth’s Epistle to the Romans at Blackw … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

Symposium themes and questions

machinicphylum wrote 4 weeks ago: New forms of digital infrastructure allow everyone on the network to communicate in real time. As a … more →

Tags: discussion, Brunner, China, Cities, crowd sourcing, crowdsourcing, digital infrastructure, Empire, Future Shock

The International Journal of Illich Studies

rikowski wrote 1 month ago: Ivan Illich THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ILLICH STUDIES   A message from Clayton Pierce Greetin … more →

Tags: Academic Stuff, Call for Papers, Critical and Radical Pedagogy, journals, bureaucratization, Clayton Pierce, Crisis, critical pedagogy, Dana Stuchul

Tracing Violence

John Tyson wrote 1 month ago: In recent years, Slavoj Zizek has become quite fond of echoing Lenin’s old saying to students during … more →

Tags: capitalism, War

Girogio Agamben speaking at EGS

nico108 wrote 1 month ago: Giorgio Agamben. Liturgia and the Modern State. 2009 Giorgio Agamben at the European Graduate School … more →

Tags: EGS, Heidegger, Foucault, ufficium, Liturgy, ontology, European Graduate School

Thought on "Automatic" Insurrectionary Communique1 comment

lettrist wrote 1 month ago: Click here for the automatically-generated insurrectionary anarchist communique. If the one you get … more →

Tags: Communication, Deleuze, EZLN, Foucault, Functionalism, Guttari, InsurrectioN, language, searle

"From the standpoint of catastrophe"12 comments

reidkane wrote 1 month ago: I’ll be back to regular posting soon, including the Marx posts I’ve promised, but I … more →

Tags: historical materialism, Politics, Speculative Realism, utopian science, abandon, contingency, facticity, Heidegger, in-and-not-itself

Something to Read

HAT wrote 1 month ago: Reading and thinkingLiked this essay by Unemployed Negativity. No surprise, since it resonates with … more →

Tags: utopia, Discourse, texts, Ideas!, Adorno, irigaray, Reading, Marx, Hegel

A partial translation of Agamben on Foucault1 comment

Jeremy wrote 1 month ago: Just found a partial online translation of Agamben’s Il Regno e La Gloria at least apparently … more →

It's All About Crime

chicagoimaginaryparty wrote 1 month ago: Because leisure time is still a commodity, and Agamben and Onyx go so well together… … more →

Tags: New Release, Ign'ant, onyx, Photoshop

Footnotes on the State of Exception

toutniquer wrote 1 month ago: First three Theses (out of 10): “1.War happens. We know nothing of war, as they constantly rem … more →

Tags: Claire Fontaine, state of exception, French People, Art, Artists, Capitalism Kills, Love, War

The Death Penalty9 comments

Adam Kotsko wrote 1 month ago: Reportedly, several of Derrida’s final seminars were on the death penalty. I don’t have … more →

Tags: Politics, Derrida


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