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Tag Archives: biopolitics
New Accelerationism and Imperial Protocol
Alex Williams and Nick Srnicek have recently unveiled their “Manifesto for an Accelerationist Politics,” announcing the much-needed revitalization of the concept and dragging it out of the fractured quagmire that Nick Land’s philosophy (intentionally) put it. They offer some short … Continue reading
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Tagged Accelerationism, biopolitics, Empire, Hardt, internet, Negri, neoliberalism, Nick Land, Protocol
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Life in the Shadow of Protocol
I’ve been reading Alexander Galloway’s excellent Protocol: How Control Exists after Decentralization, which explores what he terms the “protocological” apparatuses of control, or the invisible mechanisms of power that hide behind the horizontally organized distributed networks that define the workings … Continue reading
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Tagged biopolitics, control, cybernetics, Deleuze, discipline, Foucault, Guattari, Hardt, internet, Israel/Palestine, Negri, networks, post-Fordism, Protocol, rhizome, swarm, warfare
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Machinic Oedipus, Machinic Multitude
Every technical practice is a social practice, every technical practice is soaked in social determination. But it doesn’t present itself as such: it claims autonomy, innocence, a technical rationality founded on science. This rationality subtends the ideology of faith, which … Continue reading
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Tagged biopolitics, control, cybernetics, Deleuze, General Intellect, Guattari, Hardt, Lacan, Negri, neoliberalism, Oedipus, science, transhumanism
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Deterritorial Investigations 