I. Memories of a Spivakian Given her revisions in A Critique of Postcolonial Reason, Spivak delineates three main point regarding the subaltern. First, the subaltern refers to the space of “sheer heterogeneity of” decolonization. Second, “when a line of communication […]
A Rupture in Colonial Reason: Spivak, Fanon, and The Question of Subalternity
Interview with Kristin Ross by Yavor Tarinski for Babylonia Journal. You can find the interview in Greek here. Kristin Ross gave an interview for Babylonia journal, analyzing the meanings and significance of May ’68. She will be among the keynote speakers
May ’68: Beyond the Artificial Commemorations and Remembrances
Part II. Three Models of Economy in Chapter 1 There are, according to D&G, as outlined in Chapter 1, three conceptually-distinct but ontologically-interwoven models for the composition of the assemblage of an object. For our purposes, we have said we
Economy of the War Machine (part II of IV)