neoliberalism

Taylor Swift and Totalitarianism

Von Sanjana Sheth / 2024-04-22 / NonPolitics / culture industry, muzak, neoliberalism, totalitarism

taken from here: https://bluelabyrinths.com/2024/04/14/taylor-swift-and-totalitarianism/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1YKCZDbm63XFQonhb2Q5l70yVoIl2tSm_V5m7B94-RJ62XhBJZLqs83vA_aem_ATpA2Lf3lklroDT0H2y1dUW1RzV5csbpAZsOQrT5jnDD4-vctiKK6c3gvdjaZ4UNjZ-JGLwTWULK65JLs_zPz9Fc The system is broken. The celebrity is brighter than the sun. Only she can decide when it is day. There’s a sentiment amongst Swifies that if you wrong Taylor Swift, you will fall. They call it […]

Taylor Swift and Totalitarianism

On the question of state fascization.

Von Achim Szepanski / 2024-03-03 / all, Necropolitics / executive, fascism, finance, neoliberalism, state

As the arrests in Berlin show, the state has stepped up its technological armament and surveillance. Agamben was one of the first to warn of the dangers of biometric facial recognition. Among millions of facial photos, the algorithms unerringly filter

On the question of state fascization.

The economic last Oiling – Life Capital

Von Achim Szepanski / 2024-02-02 / EconoFiction / capital, life capital, marxism, neoliberalism, performance, Psychopath

Baudrillard speaks of life as a process of accumulation, which is subject to an increasingly quantitative valuation, especially in the course of the economization of science and biomedical techniques, whereby the transition from life to life capital has indeed succeeded.

The economic last Oiling – Life Capital

The Chicago Boys in Chile: Economic Freedom’s Awful Toll

Von Cli Ché / 2023-09-11 / EconoFiction / Allende, chicago boys, chile, neoliberalism

It would seem to be a common-sensical sort of observation that economic policies are conditioned by and at the same time modify the social and political situation where they are put into practice. Economic policies, therefore, are introduced in order

The Chicago Boys in Chile: Economic Freedom’s Awful Toll

Twenty Years of Militant-Research: La Potencia Destituyente y La Potencia Feminista (DRAFT)

Von Jose Rosales / 2023-01-12 / NonPolitics / capital, destitution, feminism, neoliberalism, power, Riot, Strike

[ part 1 & 2 of a longer essay on the past two decades of ‘militant-research’. part 3, A Feminist Internationale Assembled in a Riotous Manner‘, forthcoming] Demands, protests, petitions, graffiti, discussions, harangues, slogans, shouts, cheers and insults are so

Twenty Years of Militant-Research: La Potencia Destituyente y La Potencia Feminista (DRAFT)

DIE GEGENWÄRTIGE KRISE UND REVOLTE IM IRAN

Von Cli Ché / 2022-12-31 / NonPolitics / imperialism, Iran, islam, neoliberalism, uprisings

taken from bonustracks Ein Interview mit Shirin Kamangar Frage (Warren Montag und Joseph Serrano) : Sie haben argumentiert, dass der jüngsten Revolte im Iran, die sich zunächst auf den obligatorischen Hidschab konzentrierte, eine Reihe früherer Revolten (von 2017 bis 2022) vorausging,

DIE GEGENWÄRTIGE KRISE UND REVOLTE IM IRAN

Theory Hot and Cold

Von Alexander Galloway / 2022-10-11 / PhiloFiction / agency, cool, Latour, media, modern, neoliberalism, relations

The artist Steve Lambert had a great tweet once that was something like “every time you send me a .doc file, my opinion of you decreases.” I have similar feelings about Bruno Latour. Whenever people cite Latour, my opinion of them

Theory Hot and Cold

To Live and Think Like Pigs

Von Achim Szepanski / 2022-06-25 / Necropolitics / capitalism, class, dividuum, luxury, neoliberalism, poor

The title of the article was borrowed from Gilles Châtelet’s book “To Live and Think Like Pigs: The Incitement of Envy and Boredom in Market Democracies”. Regarding this friendly takeover, think of Deleuze/Guattari’s confession that they only quote those they

To Live and Think Like Pigs

Subjectivity and Machines: From Adorno to Deleuze/Guattari

Von Achim Szepanski / 2022-05-17 / Biopolitics, Mashines / Adorno, deleuze/guattari, dividuum, foucault, individual, machines, neoliberalism, subject, subjectivity, technology

1) Subjectivity: Adorno and Günther Anders The dividuum is the mockery of the anti-narcissist. It is the spawn of the hyper-dialectic. One divides into two. If the narcissist can only lose himself twice in the mirror image, in that the

Subjectivity and Machines: From Adorno to Deleuze/Guattari

Struggles in Iran – Another response

Von Jose Rosales / 2021-07-13 / NonPolitics / Iran, islam, neoliberalism, Strike, stuggles

Iman Ganji with Jose Rosales How do you see the relation between this strike and the protests in 2019, regarding the petrol prices? How do you see the relation between this strike and the wider criticism of the regime? IG

Struggles in Iran – Another response

Regimen

Von Kylie Kubler / 2021-06-02 / Biopolitics / circulation, corpulence, health, neoliberalism

The headlines are now so common that they’ve become banal, seeping into every aspect of our lives: from the office, where we’re told: “Wearable technology started by tracking your steps. Soon, it may allow your boss to track your performance”; To

Regimen

“Instead, We Became Millions”

Von CrimethInc. Ex-Workers Collective / 2021-05-23 / Documentation, NonPolitics / Colombia, general strike, latin america, neoliberalism, Riot

Inside Colombia’s Ongoing General Strike The Minga of the Southwest In the midst of systematic warfare in the city of Cali, with more than 18 points blockaded in resistance, there was joy that gave color to the fight that had

“Instead, We Became Millions”

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