“Mythmaking is as central to sustaining our economy as proft-making, particularly as severe environmental degradation, breathtaking inequality, and increasing alienation among youth push capitalism against its own contradictions. Enter the new prophets of capital. In this moment of crisis, a … Continue reading
“Ele Carpenter introduces her curatorial research into nuclear culture, drawing on artistic practices in Europe and Japan, and field trips to underground research laboratories for high-level radioactive waste storage at Horonobe, Japan, and Bure in northern France. While the slow … Continue reading
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Originally posted on Dr. Rinaldi's Horror Cabinet:
How do you think a form of capital that is already thinking you? …….– Matteo Pasquinelli There’s only really been one question, to be honest, that has guided everything I’ve been interested…
Originally posted on The Disorder Of Things:
The first in a forum on Robbie’s recently released The Black Pacific: Anti-Colonial Struggles and Oceanic Connections (Bloomsbury, 2015). A number of commentaries will follow in the coming week. May 1979. A Black…
http://files.newbooksnetwork.com/sociology/024sociologyschwalbe.mp3 ” Michael Schwalbe identifies the roots of inequality in the appearance of economic surplus as human societies transitioned from communal hunting and gathering societies to forms of sedentary agricultural production that enabled a few to live off the surplus … Continue reading
“So one establishes a kind of dis-temporality—a dislocated media that enunciates an aesthetic condition that disallows power from establishing its conversation in the manner that makes sense to it. “You hacked into a telephone, that’s illegal”—but suddenly they end up … Continue reading
Originally posted on The Real Movement:
Two speculative views of what comes after capitalism for those without enough imagination to picture themselves on a beach having group sex. The first offer some discussion of the so-called Left accelerationist writers Nick…
