Radical Exoticism – Part III Along the irreversible path of universal progress, nothing "wild" is dead, everything rises or will rise again with vehemence and virulence, "right in the heart of our ultra-sophisticated and ultra-vulnerable systems, disarming them" without gasping. Thinking the Bound Featured
Radical Exoticism – Part II Once the Earth has been circumscribed as a sphere, as a finite space, through the omnipotence of the media, all that remains is the fatality of circular tourism that is exhausted in the absorption of all differences Thinking the Bound Featured
Radical Exoticism – Part I If economy is libidinal, and libido is essentialy economical, can we think of a space in which appears a rational comunality? Thinking the Bound Featured
The Hyperobject that therefore We are in (II) The irremediable ontological caesura that materializes between the thing and the way it appears to other things makes all relations move on one, the same, side of the crack, leaving the outside lying on the opposite one. Thinking the Bound Featured
Towards a Post-Work Society The politics of time offers a response to the crisis of work, inviting us to talk about the conditions for freedom and the kind of society we want to live in. Featured Figures of Contemporaneity
The Hyperobject that therefore We are in (I) Attraction and repulsion coexist, on the one hand as terror for the unknown, on the other as a desire to unveil: a (ir)reality that emerges intermittently, at the interstices of the real, pushing us to question it. Thinking the Bound Featured
Exiting the Vampire Castle We need to learn, or re-learn, how to build comradeship and solidarity instead of doing capital’s work for it by condemning and abusing each other. Featured Figures of Contemporaneity
Ecology as Eco-logic Ecology encapsulates a myriad of speeches, often tangent to each other but not directly related, frantically revolving around the nebulous core that is its principle, the question: how do we think ecology? Shards Featured
Markets, Politics and the Political Can economics be trusted in taking care of the most pressing questions of today in a neutral and unideological way? Featured Figures of Contemporaneity
Positive Thinking The myth of positive thinking is one of the most peculiar figures of contemporaneity. What are the effects of this existential posture? What is its utility? And what are its causes? Featured Figures of Contemporaneity
