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Tag Archives: autonomism
Labor, Automation, and Refusal
Marxism has, and had for a quite a long time, a problem with the question of work. This is not to say that Marxism can be confused with the insistence of its antagonist, capitalism, over the relations of labor and … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchism, automation, autonomism, communism, cybernetics, DIY, information technology, labor, Marcuse, Marxism, Mumford, refusal of work, revolution, technology
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The Decline and Fall: Personal Reflections on Post-Left Anarchism, Occupy, and the Future of the Left
Derick Varn of Symptomatic Commentary has an interesting and brief post that asks the question “what happened to post-left anarchism?” It’s an interesting thing to pose – post-left anarchism (from henceforth “PLA”) emerged during the 1990s as a loose tendency … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, alter-globalization, autonomism, carnivalesque, civil society, globalization, Occupy, post-Left anarchism, primitivism, Situationism
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#Automate
From the occupation at the University of Warwick:
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Tagged Accelerationism, activism, automation, autonomism, everyday life, resistance
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Anti-Oedipus and Orgone
In Anti-Oedipus, Deleuze and Guattari acknowledge that both the post-Freudian psychologist Wilhelm Reich and the Frankfurt School theorist Herbert Marcuse acted as forerunners of their own particular brand of libidinal politics. Reich, in a series of books including The Mass … Continue reading
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Tagged Adorno, autonomism, Beat generation, Deleuze, Guattari, libidinal politics, Marcuse, micropolitcs, orgone, schizophrenia, Wilhelm Reich
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3 Quotes on the Refusal of Labor
Behind the glorification of “work” and the tireless talk of the “blessings of work” I find the same thought as behind the praise of impersonal activity for the public benefit: the fear of everything individual. At bottom, one feels now … Continue reading
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Tagged autonomism, individualism, Krisis, labor, Nietzsche, refusal of work, Situationism, subjectivity
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Autonomia: Broadcasting Beyond the Code
Drawing on Baudrillard, Berardi maintains that A/Traverso, Radio Alice, and other creative groups of Autonomia deployed a strategy of symbolic disorder – a strategy that the French philosopher has described as a Pataphysical science of “imaginary solutions” characterized by the … Continue reading
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Tagged autonomism, Baudrillard, Bifo, Dada, pataphyics, Radio Alice
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The Refusal of Work
I’ve been reading a lot of Bifo and Marazzi lately. I came to Autonomism the way I imagine a lot of people have: drifting through Hardt and Negri’s more contemporary writings and the French post-structuralist works of the 1970s, then … Continue reading
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Tagged autonomism, Bifo, Bob Black, discipline, Foucault, post-Left anarchism, refusal of work
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Acceleration Now (or how we can stop fearing and learn to love chaos)
The story goes like this: Earth is captured by a technocapital singularity as renaissance rationalitization and oceanic navigation lock into commoditization take-off. Logistically accelerating techno-economic interactivity crumbles social order in auto-sophisticating machine runaway. As markets learn to manufacture intelligence, politics … Continue reading
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Tagged Accelerationism, art, autonomism, Baudrillard, Bifo, CCRU, cybernetics, cyberpunk, Deleuze, Guattari, Hardt, internet, Lyotard, Negri, neoliberalism, Nick Land, rave culture, states, subjectivity
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