Kant – Unlimited Dream Company ('Despairing at last, I decided to die' -J.G. Ballard)

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On the control society

‘A snake’s coils are even more intricate than a mole’s burrow.’ In this brief essay by Gilles Deleuze, published in L’Autre Journal (May 1990), the discussion of the transition from disciplinary society to control society aims to amend Foucault’s groundbreaking ethnography and sociological analysis of types of disciplinary mechanisms in modern society, ranging from […]

On the notion of micropolitics

In “Micropolitics and Segmentarity” Chapter of A Thousand Plateaus, Deleuze and Guattari carefully expose the intrinsic danger of molecular flights or escapes into indiscernibility in the face of molar segmentations of power. The chapter is a provocation to engage molar determinations, but also a warning. Not that they are responsible for it, but the […]

When Kafka Died

Originally posted on Unlimited Dream Company ('Despairing at last, I decided to die' -J.G. Ballard):
Between the moon and her eyes An old movie is cutting in around Her gaze. He a doctor. She ‘I don’t know.’ She said to herself. The train is late. A friend arrived. A sorry ending. In her lungs…

‘Let’s all have a laugh and stay alive’

Been a while since my last post… Damn, I missed this blog. ‘Let’s all have a laugh and stay alive.’ This is one easy-going remark made by an old mother to a punk icon as she watched her son burned £5m worth of punk memorabilia on the river Thames.[i] Before that she said, ‘this […]

Stanislaw Lem

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Exits to the Posthuman Future

Originally posted on Deterritorial Investigations :
https://soundcloud.com/universityofvictoria/exits-to-the-posthuman-future “Arthur and Marilouise Kroker, If everything today is marked by panic control—over-coded, over-normalized, over-secured, over-mediated, over-measured– this is probably because the reality-principle has been shaken to its core by a fundamental technological wobble. More than ever, the future appears in purely astronomical form as a fatal precession of things…

Immaterial labour in spaces of leisure: producing biopolitical subjectivities through Facebook (2015)

Originally posted on Foucault News:
Rose, J., Spencer, C. Immaterial labour in spaces of leisure: producing biopolitical subjectivities through Facebook (2015) Leisure Studies, 18 p. DOI: 10.1080/02614367.2015.1031271 Abstract This research critically examines ways in which highly popular yet relatively under theorised leisure experiences inform and are informed by the social and political governance of our…

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Tag: Kant

Reading Spinoza’s Ethics

Beware of the Posthuman: The Faciality of the Ascetic

American Review Site Features the Philippine Apocalypse

Concerning Kant and the Status of Objects

Nietzsche’s Warning Against the Moderns

Vital Materialities

The Hermetic Deleuze: Anesthetizing Chaos