School of the South: The Colonial Roots of FrenchTheory, Michel Foucault, Pierre Bourdieu, Roland Barthes, Jacques Derrida, Hélène Cixous, Jean-François Lyotard, Étienne Balibar, Jacques Rancière: the...

The past is now. Alongside, and often in alliance with, a veritable storm of disruptive technologies, ostensibly outdated forms of authoritarian politics and subjectivities are on the rise. The emergi...

L'absence de conflit ouvert ou de révolte n'est pas nécessairement nl'expression de la soumission des dominés à leur condition ni de leur acquiescement à l'ordre...

Octavia Butler’s final novel, Fledgling, is a powerful, disturbing book about humanity and Otherness that is also a vampire coming-of-age story. Delve guide Nisi Shawl, a friend of Butler’s during her...

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This article intervenes in recent methodological debates in the history of political thought, particularly those involving the question of whether its practice should be considered primarily as a his...

Interview paolo virno Reading Gilbert Simondon Transindividuality, technical activity and reification Jun fujita hirose At the end of the 1980s, the thought of Gilbert Simondon – a French philosopher ...

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Scientific Journal: Space and Culture Call for AbstractsIslands as Chronotopes: Geographies of Isolation, Imagination, and Interconnection from Antiquity to the AnthropoceneEditorsNikoleta Zampaki, Ad...

Martin Breaugh propose réflexion approfondie sur l’accès du grand nombre à l’action politique. Il découvre une autre intelligence de la démocratie comprise comme une expérience d’émancipation nouant e

Conference Organizers: Sangita Gopal (Local Chair, University of Oregon) Edward K. Chan (Program Co-Chair, Waseda University, Tokyo) Patricia Ventura (Program Co-Chair, Spelman College) Donald Zarate (Graduate Assistant, University of California, Riverside)

In this episode of Talking about Methods, Professor Linda Mulcahy talks to Aislinn Fanning, Cristy Clark, Zoe Tongue and Ruth Houghton about utopia as a method.

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The “primary purpose” of New World slaves, Sidney Mintz wrote, was to serve as manual laborers engaged…in the production of market commodities…Slaves were not primarily a source of pres…

Letters towards “Walter Benjamin zum Gedächtnis” (1942).

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