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Category Archives: Books
The Commonist Horizon: Futures Beyond Capitalist Urbanization (book launch)
15–16.45pm Sunday 23 April Panteion University Anthony Iles (contributor) Penny Travlou (Feminist Autonomist Centre, Athens) Stavros Stavrides (contributor) Noah Brehmer (editor and contributor) The Commonist Horizon (Lost Property Press & Common Notions, 2022) offers a critical rethinking of commoning, as … Continue reading
Per Illner (Ed.), Unworking (2020)
Size 11 × 18 cm aprox. 220 Pages English ISBN 978-3-941360-67-9 20.00 € Release Date: Spring 2020 Peer Illner (ed.) Unworking August Akademie With contributions by Kathrin Busch, Alexander Garcia Düttmann, Alison Hugill, Anthony Iles, Peer Illner, Mehdi Belhaj Kacem, … Continue reading
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Inventory’s paper assembly: fierce sociology, sovereignty and self-organisation in London’s small press publishing scene 1995 to 2005
Inventory’s paper assembly: fierce sociology, sovereignty and self-organisation in London’s small press publishing scene 1995 to 2005 Iles, Anthony (2019) Inventory’s paper assembly: fierce sociology, sovereignty and self-organisation in London’s small press publishing scene 1995 to 2005. PhD thesis, Middlesex … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Dictionaries, Encyclopedia, Indices, Magazines/Journals, Pamphlets, Philosophy, Published
Tagged College of Sociology, Esther Leslie, Ethnography, Georges Bataille, Hal Foster, Henri Lefebvre, Inventory, James Clifford, Karl Marx, Peter Osborne, Publishing, Sociology, Stewart Martin, Walter Benjamin
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Franco Fortini, ‘Communism’ (1958)
I was a communist throughout. Justly though, the other communists looked askance at me. I was a communist despite their certainties, despite my doubts. Justly they did not see themselves in me. They would not admit my discipline. My centralism … Continue reading
Extract from ‘The Unknown Marx’ by Martin Nicolaus
When he assessed his intellectual career in 1859, Karl Marx condemned to de- served obscurity all of his previous works but four. The Poverty of Philosophy (1847) first set forth the decisive points of his scientific views, although in polemical … Continue reading
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Tagged Grundrisse, Karl Marx, Martin Nicolaus, Marxicology
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A book must be the axe for the frozen sea inside us
I think we ought to read only the kind of books that wound and stab us. If the book we’re reading doesn’t wake us up with a blow on the head, what are we reading it for? So that it … Continue reading
Print and Society Workshop
18th July 2019 2nd Floor Board Room, Arthur Lewis Building (building #53) University of Manchester This workshop brings together researchers from sociology, cultural and media studies, and history and English literature studies to discuss the reciprocal relations between print and … Continue reading
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Arcade Materials
RED: History and Temporality This pamphlet explores primal history, natural history, formal methodologies, and (meta)histories of progress and catastrophe. It is prefaced with an email from Puerto Rico, written in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, a reminder of the politics … Continue reading
Art and (Bare) Life: a discussion, performance and book launch (discussion 5.00pm / book launch 7.00pm) Thursday, 25 April, 2019 | Berlin
Art and (Bare) Life: a discussion, performance and book launch (discussion 5.00pm / book launch 7.00pm) Thursday, April 25 Hopscotch Reading Room Kurfürstenstraße 14, 10785 Berlin A panel / discussion with Josephine Berry (writer and Mute editor), Sacha Kahir (artist, filmmaker … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Events, Philosophy
Tagged art, Giorgio Agamben, Josephine Berry, Michel Foucault, Sacha Kahir
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