Nick Land

Speculative Posthumanism: The Inhuman Core of Speculative Non-Metaphysics

In ancient times religion was a form of binding, obligation, and bond between the divine and human. After the Enlightenment this binding was severed, and irreligion cut the bonds or knots that held the human to its objective sense of […]

Speculative Posthumanism: The Inhuman Core of Speculative Non-Metaphysics

The Horror of Capitalism: Consuming the Body of God

Base matter is external and foreign to human aspirations, and it refuses to allow itself to be reduced to the great ontological machines resulting from these aspirations. —Georges Bataille, Base Materialism and Gnosticism For Bataille, religion is not the revelation of

The Horror of Capitalism: Consuming the Body of God

The Technocommercium: Assemblages of the Mechanosphere

Everything becomes imperceptible, everything is becoming-imperceptible on the plane of consistency, which is nevertheless precisely where the imperceptible is seen and heard. It is the Planomenon, or the Rhizosphere, the Criterium (and still other names, as the number of dimensions

The Technocommercium: Assemblages of the Mechanosphere

The Future is the Past: The Failure of Accelerationism

There is a major difference between what is now called ‘accelerationism’ and its utopian futurist influences from the early 20th century: whether human reason is powerful enough to not only overcome the conditions of capitalism but ultimately the biological limits

The Future is the Past: The Failure of Accelerationism

Compositional Mutations: Nick Land and Libidinal Materialism

With the  libidinal reformulation of being as composition ‘one acquires degrees of being, one loses  that which  has being’. – Nick Land, A Thirst for Annihilation Tracing Nietzsche’s libidinal energetics Nick Land would see four major thrusts: 1) a concerted questioning

Compositional Mutations: Nick Land and Libidinal Materialism

Locating the Alt-Right: Nick Land’s Romantic Irrationalism as Critical Delirium

As the nascent rise of a populist right in Western Europe and North America has made clear, left-leaning politics have been unable to channel the anti-establishment impulses of the most socio-economically marginalized into a sort of grounded (yet, importantly, non-totalizing)

Locating the Alt-Right: Nick Land’s Romantic Irrationalism as Critical Delirium

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