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Originally posted on My Desiring-Machines:
A reminder, for those who have yet to come across this incredible resource. I somehow lost my pdf of Deleuze’s lectures on Spinoza and affect and came back to find it here (the pdf is…

Henri Lefebvre’s 1954 doctoral thesis on peasant communities in the Pyrenees David Harvey in conversation with Tariq Ali Harvey’s Seventeen Contradictions reviewed A map of all the devices on the internet Foucault’s Collaborative Projects Links on the Islamic State – … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Progressive Geographies:
Back in June I posted a number of links – Explaining ISIS/ISIL – a roundup of things to read. Here are some more on the recent events. I’ve not generally linked to major news sources other than the…

I’ve agreed to give two more visiting talks this autumn, as well as the Harvard, Groningen and Basel ones already mentioned. 12 November 2014, “Foucault, Subjectivity and Truth”, University of Nottingham Centre for Critical Theory lecture, Nottingham Contemporary gallery 18 November 2014, “Urban Territory”, Conversations … Continue reading →

Cara Daggett reviews Timothy Morton’s Hyperobjects at the Society and Space open site

Originally posted on Path to the Possible:
Via Peter Hopkins: This series of papers (see list below) are free to download until the end of September by following this link: http://explore.tandfonline.com/page/est/cgpc-jan-monk-lectures Gentrification, assassination and forgetting in Mexico: a feminist Marxist…

Originally posted on Progressive Geographies:
The long awaited – it’s been forthcoming since the 1990s – translation of Martin Heidegger’s 1934-35 lecture course Hölderlin’s Hymns “Germania” and “The Rhine”, is due out in September 2014. The translators are William McNeill and…

Originally posted on Christopher Watkin:
There was a great sadness this morning at the conference that Michel Serres’ health has not permitted him to travel to Utrecht in person, but also a deep thankfulness and appreciation that, despite his failing…

A map of all the devices connected on the internet – that’s what it claims at least, but it’s a beautiful and striking image anyway: clicking on the image leads to a larger version.

Radical Philosophy No 187 is now out   Commentary: Deadly Algorithms Can legal codes hold software accountable for code that kills? – Susan Schuppli Article: ‘For all that gives rise to an inscription in general’ – Hans-Jörg Rheinberger Article: Helen Macfarlane … Continue reading →