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Thinking Collective Self-Determination Through Municipalism

The book Anti-Oedipus, by the French thinkers Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari, has an interesting insight about three types of social formation and their registration surfaces: the primitive society where all is inscribed on land, the bodies are registered on

Thinking Collective Self-Determination Through Municipalism

“This world of wild production and explosive desire” – The Unconscious and the Future in Felix Guattari

… In the context of science fiction studies Guattari’s interest in Cyberpunkoffers an alternative to Frederic Jameson’s dismissal of the genre as failing to offer anything more than an uncritical celebration of late-capitalism’s technological ubiquity. In fact Guattari offers hisown

“This world of wild production and explosive desire” – The Unconscious and the Future in Felix Guattari

The Hedonistic Imperative: The Seduction of Hypercapitalism

The unlikely parable that Xenophon relates  between Socrates and their mutual friend Aristippus of Cyrene serves as a lead in to the subject of this post. Socrates had observed his friend Aristippus for some time and felt that the young

The Hedonistic Imperative: The Seduction of Hypercapitalism

“This world of wild production and explosive desire” – The Unconscious and the Future in Felix Guattari

… In this sense the horrible final scene of Janice and UIQ merged in her body and unable to enunciate any stable subjective position, even to a point beyond death, is not a cautionary tale warning us back from the

“This world of wild production and explosive desire” – The Unconscious and the Future in Felix Guattari

On the End of History & the Death of Desire (Notes on Time and Negativity in Bataille’s ‘Lettre á X.’)

To continue from our conclusions regarding the question of what it would mean to love as a communist, we begin from the idea that abolition is what necessary binds communism as real movement to problems encountered in the life of

On the End of History & the Death of Desire (Notes on Time and Negativity in Bataille’s ‘Lettre á X.’)

Die Ratte, der Schizo und das Geld

In einem Experiment des Wissenschaftlers Brian Knuston von der Stanford Universität geht es um die Untersuchung der Relation Wunsch und neurochemische Komposition des mennschlichen Gehirns und den daraus folgenden Möglichkeiten,  die bei Schizophrenen fehlende libidinale Motivation, die zu keinem optimalen

Die Ratte, der Schizo und das Geld

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