Non-standard anti-capitalist philosophy publication.
Post-Anarchism
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The Masses, the Empty, and the Dead
It is difficult to conceive of a mass movement that could genuinely resist the current order of the world. Not because we lack the will to make something different. There are millions of people who want nothing more than to settle into safe, prosperous, and happy lives that are not constantly disturbed by the violence…
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Xangô, the Anarchic Sovereign: Notes on Segato, Agamben and Political Theology
Does domination have its roots in theology? Or should we, as good materialists, assume that worldly inequality (economic or political) merely mirrors itself in theological conceptions, thus finding ideological justification? Be that as it may, the knot that unites politics and theology should be examined. Perhaps the purpose of political theology is only to ground…
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Psychogeography apud Heraclitus
From 1957 to 1972, an eclectic constellation of European radical and avant-garde groups came together to form the Situationist International, which would produce, among many things, a technique of urban exploration known as psychogeography. As a reaction to the perceived sterility of 20th century urbanism, the Situationists encouraged the free, spontaneous wandering of the urban…
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Dehumanisation of Anarchism: Biological Subordination as the Overlooked Condition for the Persistence of Banality
Anarchism, as a political discourse, has consistently positioned itself as a total rejection of authority. The state, the church, capital, patriarchy, and even language itself have been critically dissected—both in classical anarchist traditions (Bakunin and Kropotkin) and in its post-structuralist iterations (Saul Newman, Todd May, and Lewis Call)—as structures of power that must be dismantled.…
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