Chaos, Order & Everything In Between, Diane Vaughan
2016 Heuss Lecture: The Dialectics of Progress
Rahel Jaeggi
Vision and Reality in Bernie’s Revolution
Theses On The Philosophy Of The FKA-Anthropocene, Feat. Shia LaBeouf, Part II
Something of Shia LaBeouf’s name stands in, perfectly, controversially, for what is now happening to us, across us, as a kind of general FKA-transing of all available terms. Around the time Caitlyn Jenner came out, there was talk of an intersectional “trans-”: a trans for race and class ...
Theses On The Philosophy Of The FKA-Anthropocene, Feat. Shia LaBeouf, Part I
Walter Benjamin’s strategy in the Theses on the Philosophy of History was to focus on a non-human moment in human time and to present this instance on blast in his prose style. What I mean by “blast” here is the fact that the message had to be pirated past ideological ...
Dilley in Retrospect: Machismo & Lasting Emotional Injury, Part II
On the other side of the political situation that women fleeing Central America represent for the United States are the individual stories of the women and children who populate the prison in Dilley Texas. As a psychoanalytically oriented clinician, I was struck by stories I heard, one after the next, ...
The Business of Being Made
The Spectacle of Disintegration
Nihilists with Good Imaginations
In what may be her most ambitious piece yet, Chiara Bottici recently published a call for a continuation of debates around intersectional oppression along the lines traced out by anarchist thought. Somewhat surprisingly, though, Bottici avoided making explicit reference to some of her previous work, which, though it may be ...