Judith Butler Thinks You’re Overreacting – Interview
How did gender become a scary word? The theorist who got us talking about the subject shares answers in NYT interview about her new book "Who's afraid of Gender".
Raoul Vaneigem: Abolish Predation – Become Human Again
A call for the global creation of collectivities that struggle for a free and authentic human life
Deep Anger! We need to rediscover something we lost along the way. — by Darren Fleet with Stefanie Krasnow (Adbusters mag.)
In a better world, there’d be no reason to write this. In that world, plastic bags would be outlawed, rednecks would voluntarily stop driving
WHY RIOT? — by Phil A. Neel / Ultra magazine
Two years ago in Seattle, on May 1st, 2012, roughly four to five hundred people engaged in the largest riot the city had seen
“Capitalism: A Very Special Delirium” by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari
QUESTION: When you describe capitalism, you say: “There isn’t the slightest operation, the slightest industrial or financial mechanism that does not reveal the dementia
“Η κατασκευή του χρεωμένου ανθρώπου (η έννοια του χρέους στους Deleuze-Guattari)” του Maurizio Lazzarato
Κεφάλαιο 2ο Deleuze-Guattari: Μικρή ιστορία του χρέους (σελ 94-104) […] Ουσιαστικά το χρέος επανέρχεται στο γύρισμα της δεκαετίας του ’70 στη
“Find your Cathedral – blow up the Eiffel Tower” a tribute to Ivan Chtcheglov by Nora Sophie
The French political theorist, activist and poet Ivan Chtcheglov was following his Ukrainian father as a revolutionary of his time. His father, Vladimir Chtcheglov,
“DANCING IN THE STREETS A History of Collective Joy” Barbara Ehrenreich book review
DANCING IN THE STREETS A History of Collective Joy. By Barbara Ehrenreich. 320 pp. Metropolitan Books/ Henry Holt & Company.
Tiqqun:”The Little Game of the Man of the Old Regime”
“First and foremost what we abhor on the whole is not just the image of some ultimate substance, some indivisible density; it is also
The talk of Giorgio Agamben in Athens: “From the State of Control to a Praxis of Destituent Power”
This is the transcript of a public lecture by Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben delivered to a packed auditorium in Athens on November 16, 2013
“Mind the Dash” a critical analysis of Theory of Bloom & Theory of the Young-Girl
The somewhat recent (2012) translation of Tiqqun’s Preliminary Materials for a Theory of the Young-Girl published by Semiotext(e) seems to be stimulating more conversation
WHAT ARE YOU DOING AFTER THE ORGY? or Does the consumer really behave (well)? by Ahmet Suerdem
“In the middle of the revelries, a man whispers into the woman’s ear: What are you doing after the orgy?” (Baudrillard 1990) In his
“The Rioter and the Witch” by Olivier Marboeuf
(…) For weeks, the riots filled our screens with their void. What did we see? Fires in the night, enigmatic, faceless youths who disappeared
“After the Crest, part I.: What to Do while the Dust Is Settling” by Crimethinc
At the high point, it seems like it will go on forever. You feel invincible, unstoppable. Then the crash comes: court cases, disintegration,
“Life as Totality” by Vagabond Theorist
Perhaps one of the greatest difficulties anarchists face on a day to day level is that of finding reliable comrades with whom to carry
When insurrections die – Gilles Dauvé
Gilles Dauvé’s pamphlet on the on the failures of the Russian, Spanish and German Revolutions, and the rise
“The Anarchist Revelation: Being What We’re Meant to Be” by Paul Cudenec
An important new book on anarchist thought is now available from Winter Oak Press. The Anarchist Revelation: Being What We’re Meant to Be
