Abstract. Drawing an explicit parallel with Felix Klein’s account of the arithmetization of nineteenth-century mathematics, Ernst Cassirer maintains that nineteenth-century physics likewise underwent ...

“No other thinker, Hegelian Marxist or otherwise, has lived up to this modernist vocation with the originality, intellectual élan, aesthetic intelligence, and political trenchancy of Fredric Jameson.”

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Data center opponents have assembled a potent political force. But without a more expansive vision, there is a risk that this techlash could be co-opted and fizzle out.

Schoenberg looked backward and forward. In his commitment to perpetuating the Austro-German canon, he drew on the...

Fascisation as a concept concept is threatening to become so broad that it will hardly still be able to describe anything with precision. Time and again, the connections must be conceptually unfolded,...

On the economics of AI.

Nate Holdren reviews Lorenzo Feltrin's "Workers and the World: Fighting Ecological Crisis from Within", praising it for countering climate despair.

Schedule, talks and talk submissions for Pulling the Emergency Brake: MarxismNL Conference 2026

La question du travail est souvent abordée sous l’angle de la destruction des emplois induite par les changements technologiques, en particulier le développement et la diffusion de l’intelligence arti...

A short essay on the philosophy of nature and the philosophy of (natural) science.

An interdisciplinary glossary on machine vision and aesthetics within the humanities and beyond.The Aesthetics of Machine Vision brings together scholars,

Engineers and investors are piling into world models, aka ‘large action models,’ to do for robotics what ChatGPT did for writing and coding.

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El poble palestí respon a l'espoli del territori i el control israelià de la producció d'aliments mitjançant l'agroecologia, la preservació de llavors locals i la cooperació comunitària.

In the late 19th century, talking about attention was all the rage. And of all that century’s artists and thinkers, Richard Wagner had perhaps the most wildly oscillating views on the fraught relation...