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From the interview I shared a couple of days ago: In the absence of anything better, I shall support the program of the Socialists. I recall something (Roland) Barthes once said about having political opinions ‘lightly held’. Politics should not … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Christopher Watkin:
Timeline as jpeg (click on the image to open it on a page of its own, then click on it again to magnify. Use your browser’s scrollbar to move left and right across it): Timeline…

Originally posted on synthetic zerØ:
https://vimeo.com/115589641

Originally posted on Foucault News:
New issue of materiali foucaultiani volume III, number 5-6 (January-December 2014) TABLE OF CONTENTS Il lavoro della sperimentazione  (pp. 4-7) Laura Cremonesi, Orazio Irrera, Daniele Lorenzini, Martina Tazzioli La parrhesia e l’attualità politica della critica Introduzione …

Originally posted on synthetic zerØ:
? In the Molecular Red Reader, Mckenzie Wark collects several newly translated essays by Bogdanov and Platonov, a few essays by Wark himself (including one titled “Proletkult for Sex Workers” with reflections on Paul B. Preciado‘s…

Originally posted on Foucault News:
The Columbia Center for Contemporary Critical Thought​ and The Hispanic Institute for Latin American & Iberian Cultures are proud to invite you to the release of the last volume of Michel Foucault’s series of seminars…

Originally posted on Open Geography:
The History of Cartography Project Volume 6 Cartography in the Twentieth Century has been published by the University of Chicago Press. Mark Monmonier is the Editor. As it happens the sample content for Vol 6 includes…

Originally posted on Christopher Watkin:
This instalment of the bibliography lists Serres’ film and television appearances, as well as those videos freely available on the web in which he features (see all the Serres bibliography posts together on this page).…

Gwilym Eades reviews two books on the Spatial Humanities.

A wet world: rethinking place, territory and time – Kimberley Peters and Philip Steinberg ’12 Critical Theory books that came out in April’ from critical-theory.com Where to start with reading Peter Sloterdijk? Progressive Geographies is five years old – but … Continue reading →