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Glimpses of the Future: Personal Reflections on Accelerationist Politics

Posted on March 25, 2015 by edmundberger

(In which I continue to lecture myself, in continuation of my previous post) I came into contact with Accelerationism shortly after Occupy the way I imagine many people did – through the writings of former CCRUnaut Mark Fisher, primarily through … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Accelerationism, activism, autonomism, CCRU, Empire, exodus, information technology, Karen Barad, mythopoiosis, neoliberalism, new media, Occupy, overidentification, post media, postmodernism, revolution | 5 Comments

Geert Lovink on Bifo, Dark Media, and Resistance

Posted on October 27, 2014 by edmundberger

Geert Lovink recently gave a speech on Franco “Bifo” Berardi’s phd thesis, which is being published by Semiotex(e) sometime next year. In the meantime, Lovink muses on Bifo’s relationship to Deleuze (particularly the “Dark Deleuze” formulated over at AnarchistWithoutContent), the … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Accelerationism, Autonomia, Bifo, counterculture, cyberculture, cyberpunk, Dark Deleuze, Deleuze, deression, exodus, Lovink, media, mutation, neoliberalism, punk, withdrawal | 6 Comments

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Glimpses of the Future: Personal Reflections on Accelerationist Politics

Geert Lovink on Bifo, Dark Media, and Resistance

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