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Tag Archives: the body
Diving Into the Beach Beneath the Streets
Bradley Garrett has posed a radicalization of the (already radical) practice of ‘urban exploration’ – the opening up and diving into the places of the city that are normally excluded from the terrain of our everyday life. For Garrett, urban … Continue reading
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Tagged cybernetics, everyday life, hacking, information technology, mutation, schizophrenia, the body, urban exploration, urbanism
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# PHILOSOPHY /// To Have Done with the Massacre of the Body by Félix Guattari
Originally posted on The Funambulist:
Félix Guattari as photographed by Olivier Garros Regularly, I evoke my will to make this blog, non only a (not-so) daily (anymore) platform of expression for my reflective peregrinations, but also an archive of documents…
Postmodern Passages: The Construction of the Body
The near-constant refrain at the heart of anti-hegemonic conceptualizations has been the body; as we move from book to book, tome to tome, we can see again and again the resurgence of this discourse: the Cartesian mind-body dualism, Spinoza’s eternal … Continue reading
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Tagged affect, becoming, cybernetics, Deleuze, discipline, Foucault, Guattari, Hardt, hybridity, Lacan, Massumi, modernism, Negri, postcolonialism, postmodernism, structuralism, subjectivity, the body, transhumanism, warfare
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Fragments of Ektos/Modernism’s Delirium (Post I)
Ektos – Greek: outside, beyond the outside, exterior, outside of beyond, besides, except. “Since the end of the eighteenth century, the life of unreason no longer manifests itself except in the lightning-flash works such as those of Holderin, of Nerval, … Continue reading
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Tagged Artaud, biopower, Body without Organs, Deleuze, Fordism, Foucault, gnosticism, Guattari, Keynesianism, modernism, radio, the body
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Traversals in Nomadic Thinking: “Ecopsychoanalysis”
“A key problem identified by ecopsychology is how to overcome our experiental, academic, and scientifi separation from nature. In so far as the division of mind and body is central for this divide, neuropsychoanalysis deserves to have a place in … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, ecology, ecopsychoanalysis, psychoanalysis, the body
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Brian Massumi on the posthuman
“Spinoza asks: What can a body do?”1 For a little speculative fun, here’s a potential answer, courtesy of Brian Massumi’s Parables for the Virtual: In the networked dimension… the serial probings, sensitizations, expressions, transductions, relays, and transmission of the body … Continue reading
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Tagged cybernetics, internet, limit-experience, Massumi, the body, transhumanism
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Becoming Machine: Thoughts on Hardt and Negri’s ‘Enigmatic Passages’
1. Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri’s Empire has been called many things, running the gamut from the alter-globalization movement’s Communist Manifesto to a secret justification for neoliberal capitalism. One thing for sure is that it captures a zeitgeist; between the … Continue reading
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Tagged Accelerationism, Donna Haraway, Foucault, General Intellect, Guattari, Hardt, Negri, Nick Land, postmodernism, technology, the body, transhumanism
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mechanics of discipline
Foucault, genealogist of power, unearthing discipline’s roots. What is discipline? It is the act of making the body itself docile: making it productive, using it to produce profit for moneyed exploitation. How does discipline go about making bodies docile? distributing … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, discipline, Foucault, labor, Le Corbusier, modernism, Paris, the body, urban planning
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