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There is No Such Thing as a Technological Accident: Cheap Natures, Climate Crisis & Technological Impasse

What if Virilio’s compelling rendering of integral accidents – as “chain reactions” of “incidents and disasters” – is turned inside out, into the heart of capitalism’s much-vaunted capacity for so-called innovation? Integral accidents issue from capitalism’s specific integration of power,

There is No Such Thing as a Technological Accident: Cheap Natures, Climate Crisis & Technological Impasse

Organizing the Convergence of Struggles: Working-Class Composition, Technological Development, and Ecological Politics

Looking back at the history of labor struggles since the advent of capitalism, one pattern is striking: struggles against the devaluation and for the decommodification of labor have tended to trigger ‘fixes’ and ‘innovations’ of capital, including technological ones. Thus,

Organizing the Convergence of Struggles: Working-Class Composition, Technological Development, and Ecological Politics

Capital and Total Capital: The Quasi-Transcendentality of Capital and the Actualisation-Virtualisation Connection

For a further explanation of the concept of capital, we refer to French philosopher François Laruelle, who, in his conception of non-philosophy, speaks of “unilateral duality”. He generally first assumes that two or more terms and their relations are always

Capital and Total Capital: The Quasi-Transcendentality of Capital and the Actualisation-Virtualisation Connection

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