Non-standard anti-capitalist philosophy publication.
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There have been rumors about the disappearance of desire from contemporary art. From cinema, the museum and biennial, and from the aesthetic encounter as such: from the moment of approach to an object that exceeds comprehension, the moment of being drawn toward something whose withdrawal demands a new form of attention. What has replaced desire…
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This essay proposes the name Gnostic Futurism for a tendency shared by a small group of painters, composers, photographers, and philosophical writers working between London, Milan, Paris, New York, and Los Angeles. The proposal is substantive: Gnostic Futurism designates a position in the philosophy of meaning before it designates a style. Its motivation is given…
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These lines applies the conceptual apparatus developed by Lynne Tirrell in “Genocidal Language Games”, a text in which the author offers a philosophical analysis of the role of language in the preparation and execution of the Rwandan genocide of 1994. Tirrell’s work belongs to a growing tradition within the philosophy of social and political language,…
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Nowadays, Nick Land is mostly well known for his radical political theory of ‘Accelerationism’ especially with an increase in interest surrounding discourse on theory related to Cybernetics and Technology started to surface on the internet as the radical influence technology has on political events has become much more apparent in recent years after the pandemic.…
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Wilfrid Sellars’s diagnosis of contemporary philosophy continues to delineate its current state. Within it, two rival “images” of being-in-the-world are opposed: on the one hand, the manifest image—the present self-conception through philosophical reflection; on the other, the scientific image—the formulation of the human as a complex physical system….
