salience

is the most subjective metric of the three, which refers to my personal level of enjoyment and pleasure during the actual reading experience. as such, it sits as its own category precisely because on an intuitive level it gives us a unique phenomenological window into the affective states our works produce, which also exposes some usually subconscious and repressed evaluations that have been seemingly socially disregarded in certain critical approaches, but that usually attempt to surface as somehow engrained in a sense of rationality, which is naturally a very dishonest perspective on the side of criticism.

mood a: i’m kind of forcing myself to read this even though i’m apparently supposed to be enjoying itmood b: this is somewhat fun and easy to read but honestly i kind of feel it pathetic and below memood c: reading this made me want to do bad things to myself out of intense boredom the whole time basicallymood d: i had to ask ai to read it back to me because i felt that most of it was useless to my reading experiencemood e: i got through this at a decent pace but it literally made me feel nothing but light dreadmood f: the extremely rare actual goosebumps and thrill when reading a text experiencemood g: reading this was fun at times, no strong or light emotions, but i wasn't fully immersed in it, it felt like a slight chore, but there were surprising elementsmood h: this pissed me off and made me look for better things to read on the very same topic

standard

is both the interdisciplinary and comparative positioning of the text relative to works similar to its nature, but also its expected accomplishment and influence. as an intolerable and almost offensive criterium, in my reviews, standard as a form of evaluation is considered only sparsely, or at the very least, under-considered. its importance isnt as a dogmatic metric for consistency, but falls more in line towards a discussion within the discipline that considers our own motives over the motives of the global audience. standard usually compares the work with one adjacent superior work from and one adjacent inferior work from a related contemporary.

style

refers to most of the structural build and flow of the text itself in its written form, including, as a secondary criterium, most of the actual substance of the text and its integrated components (concept, narrative, theme, flow, density, lexicality, glossary, approach). style as such is exclusively a subjective preference in my view, and as such is at best simply an evaluative metric which i use to contextualize and study my own theoretical preferences, rather than to hate on the style of the text itself, which is interdisciplinarily pointless and politically costly. the reason that style is both form and substance is because i believe these two categories have reached an almost total collapse in todays literary landscape, for better or worse. in a sense, all written text is regurgitated, and stylistically self-confirming, where works rarely break away from this aspect.

scoring

there is no scoring criteria. the final score remains entirely unquantifiable and a product of only my innermost positionings, which is actually precisely the only thing that gives my final score any type of life at all. this doesnt mean it is irrationally decided, there are naturally plenty of reasons i decide on one score over another, but they may be strategic, political or performative, or my criteria could wildly shift between any two rankings. it is also very likely that the very concept of a grade as i present it is just decided on a whim and has no deeper calculated properties. this is done intentionally, if it were up to me i would simply be evaluating style, but audiences look towards reviews to get an edge on things and reconsider their position on a text as a cultural artifact rather than to see me attempt to “objectively” evaluate something. unfortunately because of the nature of how reviews work, my grade is about half the reason

the criterial axes for cultural research are as follows:delineation → does the text even know its terrain and boundaries, or is it overloading on empirics as an excuse? delineation is about substance or thematics.embedding → is the text able to handle grounding or empirics without shamelessly drowning in the summoned worlds?continuity → does the text have descriptive integrity in its referential or ethnographic sequencing?association → are references woven into arguments or do they sit apart from the actual stakes?framing → framing is seen as being relevant to your own intentions, where meandering is seen as getting out of your own imposed limit. framing is about rhetoric or presentation.

the criterial axes for theoretical work are as follows:novelty → are the newly introduced concepts, operators and problems, if even any, actually or just semantically fresh?scaffolding → is there internal return-looping or conceptual recursion? the backbone of theology’s influence on speculation as a genrenarrative → how is the conceptual movement and story as it unfolds and its level of consistency?compression → conceptual load to textual volume is about subtle key dynamics that cause intentional oversaturation, density is about sitting neatly between everything, not standing above the text.polemic → functionally, a polemic isnt a style but the total gathered amount of imbedded and energetically intense encounters with the discourse at hand.

drift (⸮)delineation: weakembedding: neutralcontinuity: weakassociation: strongframing: neutral

shear (ˎˊ˗)delineation: neutralembedding: weakcontinuity: neutralassociation: neutralframing: strong

segment (∴)delineation: strongembedding: neutralcontinuity: weakassociation: strongframing: neutral

oscillation (∿)delineation: neutralembedding: strongcontinuity: neutralassociation: weakframing: strong

anchor (⊶)delineation: strongembedding: strongcontinuity: neutralassociation: weakframing: neutral

spark (✶)novelty: strongscaffolding: weaknarrative: strongcompression: neutralpolemics: weak

pressure (⟡)novelty: strongscaffolding: strongnarrative: neutralcompression: weakpolemics: neutral

axis (☉)novelty: neutralscaffolding: weaknarrative: strongcompression: strongpolemics: neutral

loop (∞)novelty: neutralscaffolding: strongnarrative: strongcompression: weakpolemics: neutral

break (⧉)novelty: strongscaffolding: neutralnarrative: neutralcompression: strongpolemics: weak

medieval → hierarchical cosmology, angelology, providentialitymost obvious examples: thomas aquinas, summa theologiae / dante, paradisogothic → ruination, spectrality, abjection, eroticismmost obvious examples: georges bataille, inner experience / ann radcliffe, the mysteries of udolphobaroque → ornament, convolution, instability., foldsmost obvious examples: leibniz, monadology / gilles deleuze, the foldromantic → negation, mythopoesis, sublimity, fragility, love & caremost obvious examples: friedrich schelling, system of transcendental idealism / novalis, hymnen an die nachtindustrial → rhythm, scale, causation, standardization, conflict, institutionmost obvious examples: sigfried giedion, mechanization takes command / marx, capital vol. 1cybernetic → feedback, computation, signals, optimization, regulation, controlmost obvious examples: stafford beer, brain of the firm / wiener, cybernetics: or control and communicationneon → hyperillumination, synthesis, speed, luminositymost obvious examples: paul virilio, the aesthetics of disappearance / william gibson, neuromancer

haunted → leakage, revenance, trauma, temporalitymost obvious examples: freud, das unheimliche / mark fisher - the weird and the eeriearcane → symbolism, correspondence, ritual, fanatic aestheticismmost obvious examples: walter benjamin, the origin of german tragic drama / elim. levi, dogme et rituel de la haute magiepastoral → harmony, cycles, ecology, non-entropymost obvious examples: martin heidegger, the origin of the work of art / virgil, ecloguesruined → strata, archeology, sedimentism, regression, planesmost obvious examples: reza negarestani, cyclonopedia / j. g. ballard, the drowned worldmineral → cartography, subterraninaism, acoustics, deterritorializationmost obvious examples: félix guattari, chaosmosis / alarsón-barker, the tunneloceanic → fluidity, depth, motivemost obvious examples: thomas nail - lucretius one / rachel carson, the sea around us

press

forge

◇ mit
◎ urbanomic
☐ sequence
◎ re:press
◎ becoming
◎ meson
☐ punctum
◎ nero

crypt

◇ duke
☐ semiotext
☐ zone
△ spector
△ pragnesia
△ contra mundum
◎ open humanities
△ minor compositions
◎ time spiral press
erratum

lattice

△ cloak
▽ valiz
▽ sternberg
▽ onomatopee
△ jap sam
☐ zer0
▽ nightboat
☐ archive books
◇ bloomsbury
◇ wiley
▽ rollo
▽ inventory
◇ edinburgh
△ spiral
▽ coffee house
☐ art & theory
inside the castle

bastion

◇ cornell
▽ st. augustine’s
▽ brill
▽ peeters leuven
◇ northwestern
▽ notre dame
▽ angelico
◇ fordham
▽ duquesne

cathedral

◎ verso
◇ routledge
◇ polity
▽ oxford
☐ repeater
☐ seagull
☐ autonomedia
△ common notions
▽ primary information
detritus

periodical

forge

◎ antikherya
◎ ill-will
◎ krisis
◎ collapse
◎ qui parle
design issues
computational culture
stack
glass bead
n+1
catastrop(h)ic
splinter

crypt

◎ plutonics
◎ endnotes.
☐ parrhesia
◎ hostis
barricade
expat

lattice

△ e-flux
▽ cabinet
☐ šum
☐ blue labyrinths
◇ chôra
☐ ugly duckling
▽ frieze
▽ artforum

bastion

△ telos
△ compact
epoché
modern age
logos
philosophy today

cathedral

parallax
third text
between the lines
blackbox manifold
△ ak press
△ pm press
theory & event
☐ radical philosophy
new internationalist
☐ critical times
☐ critical inquiry
☐ identities
☐ differences
south end
tout fait
☐ constellations
angelaki
selvedge zone

platform

forge

▽ snav
nicolas villarreal
◎ graham harman
◎ peter wolfendale
◎ grant maxwell
generative ink
chaosmotics

crypt

◎ vergil
andrew kuiper
jonathan geltner
◎ levi bryant
☐ mark fisher
☐ matt colquhoun
◎ taylor adkins
☐ last positivist
shelley tremain
◎ hunt hendrix

lattice

☐ maxwell foley
▽ crysta

bastion

cathedral

☐ slavoj zizek
☐ devin goure
addison hart
tim troutner
jordan wood

preserve

forge

☐ anarchist library
◎ bureau of public secrets
◎ no subject

crypt

△ ubu
△ textz

lattice

bastion

cathedral

☐ marxists
☐ libcom
◎ criticism

the press is archetypally spearheaded by the cathedral, the historical form of the academy-church-postal, the global large-scale legitimating institution which combines scholastic bureaucracy with cultural hegemony and ecclestical authority, perpetuated by state funding and media. in my philosophy, crypts gave way too academies, which turned into cathedrals, morally paranoid institutions that constantly revise history in order to create discourses and disciplines which are supposed to give legitimacy to non-existent entities, in order for the cathedral to control resources over knowledge. originally moldbug’s term, ironically the cathedral itself is a paranoically perpetuated concept, however, its accurate precisely because cathedrals create generic discourse that has no value other than perpetuation. the cathedral is currently threated by all other social forms in contemporary society due to late modernity’s fragmentation of power. the paradigmatic cathedralist was probably aquinas himself, or, more recently, mbembe, chomsky and so on. cathedralists are primarily oriented around justice, such as marxists, jews, christians and so on. as it also happens however, presses are the most valid forms of publishing books due to the fact that a majority of books get sent to piracy networks and can actually be used and read, unlike a majority of periodicals, which are gatekept by bastions, a majority of preserves, which are gatekept by cathedrals, and a majority of platforms, which are gatekept by algorithms superimposed on top of the internet by corporations.note: every single one of synkar’s sociological forms can be located in every form of publication

◎ - exclusively theory-first
☐ - theory-oriented but cultural
△ - cultural studies with a theory backbone
◇ - non-theory but has a theory series
▽ - non-theory with accidental overlap

periodicals are currently legitimized by forgeries, who were previously cryptological societies. crypts are subterranean proto-institutions which cultivate esoteric or marginal theory before institutional capture, usually cults or ritualistic organizations, but they can also be on the fringes of para-academia. crypts occur rarely because the more contained, consistent and lame forms of power contain talent away from its potential, usually by the promise of practical pleasures or goals, killing unique conceptual philosophy. there are fringe crypts at every point in time, but most of them rarely develop in the common consciousness, the last famous one being french poststructuralist or irrationalist circles some fourty years ago, who turned into celebrities that preserved collectives and movements over institutional legitimacy, or more recently the ccru. a lot of crypts cement into cathedrals later. forgeries on the other hand construct new operational epistemes through technical work, theyre transitionary stages between the formation of new cathedrals by a cryptological elite that sustains their work into infrastructural necessity. forgeries are rare because they require the fall of cathedrals, since they cant directly compete with established cathedralical zones. a recent paradigmatic cryptologist is someone like fisher, a recent paradigmatic forgerist is someone like bratton. cryptologists are primarily mystics, forgerists are primarily constructivists or scientologicalists.note: every single one of synkar’s sociological forms can be located in every form of publication

platforms are currently ran by lattices, which are post-cathedral dispersions enabled by network media, or in older times the post office; lattices are unconscious, fragmented and most of the time useless forms of knowledge, made up of decentralized liberal arts ecology, essentially, the philosophy of unconscious formation and regurgitation. lattices are simply a more decadent form of already decadent cathedrals, supported by various cathedral grants or brief cryptological remissions. lattices cant be forgeries, since forgeries usually see lattices with disdain due to their non infrastructural, uneventful and deweaponized paradigm. lattices often exist solely to give credibility to cathedrals, but sometimes its also made up of collectives who are attempting to establish themselves into lattices but are far too defocused to do so. lattices are also so fragmented that they no longer encompass simply the aim of knowledge formation, but are often times made up of genuine practitioners, clueless wanderers of the world that have no radical aim beyond tooting the horn of the various multiplicites the world presents before us. the lattice has no representative, its quite literally everywhere. but an example would be somebody like, say, mcluhan or butler. anyone in the world who doesn’t know where they are, or dont really have a name made for themselves are usually a part of the lattice by default. the lattice is a fringe made up of historical accidents, with no real teleological direction, only cope.note: every single one of synkar’s sociological forms can be located in every form of publication

preserves are archetypally gatekept by bastions, the historical form of the castle-library-fortress, which maintains inherited epistemic orders; legitimizes through tradition rather than novelty. however, what you’ll see on this website are mostly platformic and therefore lattice bastions, because actual bastions such as gutenberg, perseus or actual libraries and so fourth are simply far too large and concentrated to even matter for my project. the reason the bastion appears second chronologically after the cathedral is because the bastion was originally split off from the cathedral, itself being a brainchild of the aristocratic monarchy, who split off from the cathedral in order to create secret societies and esoteric cults that maintain power dynamics rather than rupturing them the way crypts would. the bastion is primarily revelatory and negative in nature, found today in snobby and salty conservative think-tanks, historically legitimized by figures close to the monarchy that reacted to various periods of dialectical progress with doubt, be it reactions against enlightenment rationalism, reactions against fascist ideology, fascist ideology itself which was a reaction to modernity, and so on. the paradigmatic bastionist is probably somewhere between a spengler and fourier, at any point in society. preservationalists are primarily fascistic in nature due to their authoritarian support-groups, but either way they are either the elite themselves, or supremacists of any kind.note: every single one of synkar’s sociological forms can be located in every form of publication

note: as one of the first critical theory publishing cartographies, this catalogue is an independent critical project by andrej synkar and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any publisher or imprint listed, but instead serves as an index for synkar's work

urbanomic

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1. ccru writings one — ccru
2. fanged noumena: collected writings — nick land
3. accelerate: the accelerationist reader — robin mackay & armen avanessian
4. torture concrete: tahrir square — reza negarestani
5. the revenge of reason — peter wolfendale
6. final and first machine — amanda beech
7. final machine — amanda beech
8. sanity assassin — amanda beech
9. x-risk: how humanity discovered its own extinction — thomas moynihan
10. parallel minds — laura tripaldi
11. revolutionary demonology — gruppo di nun
12. cute accelerationism — amy ireland & maya b. kronic
13. construction site for possible worlds — various authors
14. machine decision is not final — benjamin bratton et al.
15. pleromatica — gabriel catren
16. structure and synthesis — mark fell
17. proof of work — rhea myers
18. atlas europe square — yves mettler
19. body without organs, body without image — éric alliez
20. becoming-matisse: between painting and architecture — éric alliez
21. duchamp looked at from the other side — éric alliez
22. audint — unsound: undead — steve goodman, toby heys & eleni ikoniadou
23. inspection ii — florian hecker
24. resynthesizers — florian hecker

sequence

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1. the number and the siren — quentin meillassoux
2. synthetic philosophy of contemporary mathematics — fernando zalamea
3. from decision to heresy — françois laruelle
4. spinal catastrophism: a secret history — thomas moynihan
5. dialectic of pop — agnès gayraud
6. contracontemporary: modernity’s unknown future — suhail malik
7. when site lost the plot — edited collection
8. omnicide: mania, fatality, and the future-in-delirium — jason bahbak mohaghegh
9. omnicide volume ii: mania, doom, and the future-in-deception — jason bahbak mohaghegh

collapse

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collapse i — numerical materialism
collapse ii — speculations on anonymity
collapse iii — unknown volumes of speculation
collapse iv — conceptual creativity
collapse v — philosophy and horror
collapse vi — geo/phil
collapse vii — conceptual computing

misc

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1. speculative solution — ayache, meillassoux & mackay
2. cold war / cold world — (edited volume)
3. writings — danièle huylet & jean-marie straub
4. pity is treason — jake chapman & robin mackay
5. cybergothic vs steampunk — mark fisher
6. sore losers — nick land
7. becoming video (the prehension of painting) — ina blom
8. mark fisher memorial — collective document

core

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1. archives — andreas lison
2. accidental archivism — benjamin schindler
3. aesthetics of the algorithm — michael betancourt
4. after simondon: essays on individuation, technology, and media — arne de boever, alex murray, jon rooke, ashley woodward (eds.)
5. algorithmic imaginaries — dominic pettman
6. anatomy of the action hero — shane denson
7. building the platform society — anne helmond, david nieborg (eds.)
8. children reinventing cinema — patricia zimmermann
9. communicative capitalism and class struggle — jodi dean
10. computing taste — david beer
11. cultural techniques of gaming — mathias fuchs
12. data loops: feedback and machine learning in contemporary media — clemens apprich, wendy hui kyong chun, florian cramer, hito steyerl (eds.)
13. digital energetics — simone natale
14. digital nihilism — vincent garton
15. digital politics after the internet — richard rogers
16. digital storytelling — andrew murphie
17. experimental publishing and the book — alessandro ludovico
18. exploring videogame culture — mark j. p. wolf
19. fragile evidenz — christoph ernst
20. film as computation — shane denson
21. game studies and the humanities — henry lowood
22. gaming the system — johan höglund
23. gefühle vermessen: zur genealogie des affective computing — ramón reichert
24. hacking the academy — dan cohen, tom scheinfeldt (eds.)
25. histories of the digital archive — andreas fickers
26. infrastructures of media — gabriele schabacher
27. interface criticism: aesthetics beyond buttons — christian ulrik andersen, søren bro pold
28. internet of other people’s things — hughes sweeney
29. knowledge machines — david m. berry
30. life and technology: an inquiry into and beyond simondon — arne de boever et al.
31. machine — andreas sudmann
32. machine learning: media studies — lev manovich
33. media and management — gerd sternberg
34. media and sovereignty — sarah kember
35. media democracy political process — sigrid baringhorst
36. media futures — christoph ernst, jens schröter

37. media infrastructures — andrew barry
38. media technologies of memory — astrid erll
39. money and markets — jens schröter, philip mirowski
40. neural networks — sebastian vehlken
41. non-knowledge and digital cultures — claus pias
42. organize — ned rossiter
43. platforms and the moving image — julian zündel
44. platform imaginaries — roel roscam abbing
45. politics of bitcoin: software as right-wing extremism — david golumbia
46. post-cinematic affect — shane denson, julia leyda
47. radical media archaeology — erkki huhtamo, jussi parikka
48. rethinking gamification — mathias fuchs
49. serge daney and queer cinephilia — michael siegel
50. software studies and digital cultures — david berry
51. speculative media theory — lukas r. a. wieser
52. streaming culture — ramón reichert
53. tacit cinematic knowledge — rebecca boguska, guilherme machado, rebecca puchta, marin reljić (eds.)
54. technopharmacology — joana neves
55. the aesthetic interface — alexander galloway
56. the algorithmic turn — felix stadler
57. the making of les immatériaux — julia noordegraaf
58. the radicality of boredom — barbara della polla
59. the stack and the interface — benjamin bratton
60. the terms of media — various authors
61. the user unconscious — patricia clough
62. tracks from the crypt — john mowitt
63. understanding digital images — james elkins
64. videogame cultures — mark j. p. wolf
65. writing digital culture — david beer
66. zonen: für eine kritische ökologie in den geisteswissenschaften — anna tschida

core

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1. technically man dwells upon this earth — ulysse carrière
2. unconscious/television — lucas ferraço nassif
3. affects & dreams: a manual for becoming — niko mas
4. where does a body begin? — meltdown your books
5. empires over skin: how we fashioned our world — meltdown your books
6. multiplication of organs manifesto: body, technology, identity, desire — christian nirvana damato
7. retrograde prometheus: subjectivity & computation — christian nirvana damato
8. exocapitalism: economies with absolutely no limits — marek poliks & roberto alonso trillo
9. in the delirium of the simulation: baudrillard revisited — achim szepanski
10. semiotics of the end: essays on capitalism and the apocalypse — alessandro sbordoni
11. christian eschatology of artificial intelligence: pastoral technologies of cybernetic flesh — giorgi vachnadze
12. siahkal 2.0: an a.i. resurrected discourse on marxism & islam — anonymous / ai-generated discourse
13. dialogues on corecore & the contemporary online avant-garde — 0nty & omc (eds.)
14. of enemies & venison: first materials for an aztec cosmotechnic — lou manuel arsenault

articles

58. mothers and moving-images: excerpt from the years of theory — frederic jameson
59. the delirium will be televised: notes on tv screens — achim szepanski
60. being & light: weaponizing a language of visibility against the symbolic — palais sinclaire
61. unconscious/television book launch at linha de sombra — lucas ferraço nassif
62. christian eschatology of artificial intelligence — lucas ferraço nassif & giorgi vachnadze
63. it’s always too late: luigi nono’s politics of dissonance — jing yi teo & armen nalbandian
64. music, the ocean & man: memories of rempetiko and my grandmother — mystiki fleva
65. gazing into the flames of anamorphosis: open secret, unconscious/television, corecore
66. zones of offensive opacity: an essay on carnival, invisibility and e-scapism — daniela vaccaro
67. introduction to desiring-materialism — claire elise
68. the sight is a wound — parham ghalamdar
69. the artist studio as site of refusal — parham ghalamdar
70. review of the sight is a wound — palais sinclaire
71. review of dialogues on corecore and all is nothing to us — shirley au
72. the human as the ecological dead end — guilherme giantini
73. the real is not what was lost — mathieu claude-giroux
74. bioaesthetics of organ multiplication: foreword to moom — vincenzo estremo
75. multiplication and disappearance: afterword to moom — franco “bifo” berardi
76. first introductions to exocapitalism — marek poliks & roberto alonso trillo
77. charles mudede—exocapitalism debrief — palais sinclaire
78. presentation of becoming the product at proqm — morgane & helena
79. the radiant joy of negativity: introduction to open secret graz — palais sinclaire
80. “ten years ago”: excerpt from exocapitalism — marek poliks & roberto alonso trillo
81. “hyperculture”: afterword to in the delirium of the simulation — alessandro sbordoni
82. screen memories — nick vyssotsky
83. nostalgia for non-places: post-humous notes on vaporwave — 0nty
84. saffron, silence, and the coming ruin: a review of omid asadi’s unfinished sentences — parham ghalamdar
85. exocapitalism: an interview with marek poliks & roberto alonso trillo — davide tolfo
86. undressing non-fashion & empires over skin: interview with meltdown your books — claire elise
87. excerpt from empires over skin: §1 introduction — m.y.b.
88. scales of virtualisation: an interview with marek poliks & roberto alonso trillo — geert lovink
89. introducing “becoming-earth / unearthing becoming”
90. video & transcription of unconscious/television book discussion at ifilnova, lisbon — lucas ferraço nassif
91. “lisbon was bigger than the world” — polymnia
92. “all that we tried to build”: addison rae & online meritocracy — m.y.b.
93. override 1.1 — girlaccelerated
94. prelude to the venice conference — claire elise
95. “living pleasures and dying ‘exaltations’” — m.y.b.
96. inaugurating nodes [º] — claire elise
97. mythopoesis of retrograde prometheus — christian nirvana damato
98. “epsteinism” & exocapitalist violence — girlaccelerated
99. death-images & schizo-cogitos — lucas ferraço nassif

magazine

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1. becoming magazine: issue zero — various authors
2. becoming magazine: issue one — various authors
3. becoming magazine: issue two — various authors

articles

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1. dystopian despair & a modern geoglyph in rural ohio — mike templeton
2. mama hates nationalism: interview with tomislav medak — palais sinclaire
3. reality is dead! long live reality — sofija pavlovska
4. politicizing new materialisms against the toxic entanglements of the now — kilian jörg
5. heliocentric music: reflections on challenges faced by rave culture today — palais sinclaire
6. symbiotic sounds & multistable fiction — demi spriggs
7. becoming-the-gathering: cycles, loops, figures of 8 — palais sinclaire
8. ultra-core anxiety: the anti-authenticity sequence — 0nty
9. corecore & the return of speculative irony — 0nty
10. the poverty of allegory: a review of angelicism’s film01 — 0nty
11. on the decline of the figure (and the rise of the ground) — palais sinclaire
12. transpoietics & the end of meaning — rhea
13. erma — angelos charalambous
14. more to investigate, less that is hidden: interview — i0 xen0
15. suicide’s special language — blks.666
16. baudrillard: after the orgy — achim szepanski
17. demonic symmetry: every pronoun is a non-binary pronoun if you try hard enough — i0 xen0
18. a tool for decomposing the world as we know it — kilian jörg
19. crossdressing diogenes: putting the old label to rest — palais sinclaire
20. on commodification — palais sinclaire
21. on tripping — palais sinclaire
22. on musicking — palais sinclaire
23. raving over the edge—on what “happened” to rave — palais sinclaire
24. non-music i: on (n)ontology & distinguishing bubbles — palais sinclaire
25. non-music ii: on non-minimalism & the martial art of defensive tripping — palais sinclaire
26. on bodies, musical bodies, dancing bodies & bodies-without-organs — palais sinclaire
27. online bodies — mischa dols
28. spinoza & soundsystems: interview with female wizard — palais sinclaire
29. on materialism: embodying the procedurality of being in virginia woolf’s the waves — hom0gram
30. when is a body? preface to where does a body begin? — i0 xen0
31. inverting iconographies: the weaponisation of the accusation — palais sinclaire
32. ocd genesis: a compilation — darko
33. being: i don’t want this film to die forgotten — jnckln & blks666
34. becoming absence after cancer: from nothing and with nothing in mind — mike templeton
35. introduction to social dissonance — mattin
36. simulation one — achim szepanski
37. nothingness, emptiness & nihilism — achim szepanski
38. come look, the shitposters are relitigating the negative — 0nty
39. palcorecore: there is no image of palestine — dana dawud
40. seducing baudrillard — palais sinclaire
41. the world keeps swerving: following “non-materialism” all the way to venus — palais sinclaire
42. the coming apocalypse — alessandro sbordoni
43. a review of philip o’neil’s mental shrapnel — giorgi vachnadze
44. the silence of the flesh — giorgi vachnadze
45. materialist (trans)feminism: a review of synthetic becoming — palais sinclaire
46. the lacking subject of populist enjoyment — mathieu claude-giroux
47. plastic hyperobjects of non-migrant futures — soham adhikari
48. music is older than the world — palais sinclaire
49. addison rae’s aquamarine did not take place — m.y.b.
50. the incomputability of the computation — giorgi vachnadze
51. q&a: is consciousness over-rated? — charles mudede
52. the affinity between music & divinity: in conversation with charles mudede — palais sinclaire
53. a body complicates: in conversation with female wizard — palais sinclaire & female wizard
54. honestly… in conversation with ioli — palais sinclaire
55. about redacted films: interview with redacted cut — dana dawud
56. trans-crypt: the becomings of unconscious/television — lucas ferraço nassif
57. lettre de l’éditeur: psychoanalyse, film, publication — 0nty

core

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1. antikythera — benjamin h. bratton
2. after alignment — benjamin h. bratton
3. 57 ideas & questions about cognitive infrastructures — benjamin h. bratton
4. speculative philosophy of planetary computation — benjamin h. bratton
5. the history of now — thomas moynihan
6. latent spacecraft — nina beguš & gašper beguš
7. auto- — stephanie sherman
8. hemispherical stacks — antikythera research collective
9. cognitive infrastructures — antikythera studio
10. toward planetary sapience — sara imari walker
11. synthetic intelligence and planetary evolution — n. katherine hayles
12. simulation and the planetary laboratory — peter galison
13. physical ai — blaise agüera y arcas
14. modular cognition — lukáš likavčan
15. deep time of computation — thomas moynihan
16. the biosphere to noösphere transition — vladimir vernadsky

books

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1. what is intelligence? — blaise agüera y arcas
2. what is life? — blaise agüera y arcas
3. accept all cookies — benjamin h. bratton

metahaven

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1. latent spacecraft - brains, gans, finnegans — nina beguš
& gašper beguš

core

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1. a boy asleep under the sun: versions of sandro penna — peter valente
2. all except you — roland barthes, joe milutis
3. an unspecific dog — joshua rothes
4. a rushed quality — david odell
5. a sanctuary of sounds — andreas burckhardt
6. a story of witchery — jennifer calkins
7. bigger than you: big data and obesity — katherine behar
8. broken records — snežana žabić
9. burn after reading vol.1: miniature manifestos for a post/medieval studies — eileen a. joy, myra seaman, jeffrey jerome cohen
10. burn after reading vol.2: the future we want — eileen a. joy, myra seaman, jeffrey jerome cohen
11. by kelman out of pessoa — doug nufer
12. chaste cinematics — victor j. vitanza
13. commonist tendencies: mutual aid beyond communism — jeff shantz
14. crisis states: governance, resistance & precarious capitalism — jeff shantz
15. critique of fantasy vol.1: between a crypt and a datemark — laurence a. rickels
16. critique of fantasy vol.2: the contest between b-genres — laurence a. rickels
17. critique of fantasy vol.3: the block of fame — laurence a. rickels
18. critique of sovereignty book 1: contemporary theories of sovereignty — marc lombardo
19. dark chaucer: an assortment — myra seaman, eileen joy, nicola masciandaro
20. dear professor: a chronicle of absences — filip noterdaeme, shuki cohen
21. deleuze and the passions — ceciel meiborg, sjoerd van tuinen
22. destroyer of naivetés — joseph nechvatal
23. dialectics unbound — maxwell kennel
24. divine name verification — noah horwitz
25. down to earth: a memoir — gísli pálsson
26. dôNrm'-lä-püsl — kari edwards, tina žigon
27. elemental disappearances — jason bahbak mohaghegh, dejan lukić
28. escargotesque, or what is experience — m.h. bowker
29. exoanthropology: dialogues with ai — robert leib
30. gaffe/stutter — whitney anne trettien
31. heathen earth: trumpism and political ecology — kyle mcgee
32. helvete 2: with head downwards — steven shakespeare, niall scott
33. helvete 3: bleeding black noise — amelia ishmael
34. hippolytus — sean gurd
35. homotopia?: gay identity, sameness & the politics of desire — jonathan kemp
36. humid, all too humid — dominic pettman
37. image photograph — marc lafia, daniel coffeen
38. in a trance: on paleo art — jeffrey skoblow
39. in defense of don giovanni: a feminist mythobiography — luisa passerini
40. in divisible cities — dominic pettman
41. intimate bureaucracies — dj readies
42. i open fire — david pol
43. itinerant philosophy: on alphonso lingis — bobby george, tom sparrow
44. journal of badiou studies 3: on ethics — nicolò fazioni, michael j. kelly, arthur j. rose
45. kill boxes — elisabeth weber, richard falk
46. language parasites — sean braune
47. lapidari 2: images part i — vincent w. j. van gerven oei, marco mazzi
48. lapidari 3: images part ii — vincent w. j. van gerven oei, marco mazzi
49. last day every day — adrian martin
50. li bo unkempt — kidder smith, mike zhai
51. like a dog — lauren samblanet
52. lividity — kim rosenfield
53. love don’t need a reason — matthew j. jones
54. making the geologic now — elizabeth ellsworth, jamie kruse
55. masks — t.h.m. gellar-goad
56. memoir american — benjamin hollander
57. men in aïda — david j. melnick, sean gurd
58. modernity without a project — c.b. johnson
59. more&more: a guide to a harmonized system — marina zurkow
60. more&more: the invisible oceans — marina zurkow et al.
61. murder ballads — david john brennan
62. my gay middle ages — a.w. strouse
63. new developments in anarchist studies — pj lilley, jeff shantz

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64. nicholas of cusa and the kairos of modernity — michael edward moore
65. notes on trumpspace — david markus
66. object oriented environs — jeffrey jerome cohen, julian yates
67. of learned ignorance — michael munro
68. on an ungrounded earth — ben woodard
69. on style: an atelier — eileen a. joy, anna kłosowska, m. sparkles joy
70. on the trail of the morning star — dorothea buck
71. ontohackers — jaym/jaime del val
72. ontological anarché — duane rousselle, jason adams
73. ostranenie — m.h. bowker
74. other grounds — david lindsay
75. pedagogies of disaster — vincent w. j. van gerven oei et al.
76. philosophy for militants — michael munro
77. poetry vocare — a. staley groves, judith balso
78. posthuman lear — craig dionne
79. preternatural — celina jeffery
80. queer communal kinship now! — robinou
81. queer insists (for josé esteban muñoz) — michael o’rourke
82. ravish the republic — iron garters, michael l. berger
83. reality in the name of god — noah horwitz
84. repetitions — scott abbott, žarko radaković
85. rescuing democracy — paul e. smith
86. rumba under fire — irina dumitrescu
87. skirmishes — graham harman
88. solar calendar — jeremy bendik-keymer
89. speaking with the dead — matt tomlinson
90. speculations iii — michael austin et al.
91. speculations ii — michael austin et al.
92. speculations v — ridvan askin et al.
93. speculations — paul j. ennis
94. staying alive: a survival manual for the liberal arts — l.o. aranye fradenburg et al.
95. still thriving — eileen a. joy
96. suite on “spiritus silvestre” — denzil ford
97. teaching myself to see — tito mukhopadhyay
98. the ants — sawako nakayasu
99. the death of conrad unger — gary j. shipley
100. the digital dionysus — dan mellamphy, nandita biswas mellamphy
101. the end of man — jean-paul martinon
102. the event of art — marc lafia
103. the funambulist pamphlets 1: spinoza — léopold lambert
104. the funambulist pamphlets 2: foucault — léopold lambert
105. the funambulist pamphlets 3: deleuze — léopold lambert
106. the funambulist pamphlets 4: legal theory — léopold lambert
107. the funambulist pamphlets 5: occupy wall street — léopold lambert
108. the funambulist pamphlets 6: palestine — léopold lambert
109. the funambulist pamphlets 7: cruel designs — léopold lambert
110. the funambulist pamphlets 11: cinema — léopold lambert
111. the funambulist papers vol.1 — léopold lambert
112. the getty fiend — ken white
113. the goths & other stories — sasha kaoru zamler-carhart
114. the great awakening: new modes of life amidst capitalist ruins — anna grear, david bollier
115. the jews — nachoem m. wijnberg, vincent w. j. van gerven oei
116. the miracle of saint mina — el-shafie el-guzuuli, vincent w. j. van gerven oei
117. theory is like a surging sea — michael munro
118. the pedagogics of unlearning — aidan seery, éamonn dunne
119. the presence of absence — katina l. rogers
120. the saga of þórður kakali — d.m. white
121. the south station hoard — carlee a. bradbury et al.
122. the spectacle of the false flag — eric wilson
123. the unnaming of aliass — karin bolender
124. thn lng folk 2go — confraternity of neoflagellants
125. thoughtrave — robert craig baum
126. to be, or not to be: paraphrased — bardsley rosenbridge
127. topie impitoyable — léopold lambert, loredana micu, anna kłosowska
128. toward a radical metaphysics of socialism — katerina kolozova
129. traffic jams — david r. cole
130. transparent things — maggie m. williams, karen eileen overbey
131. tribulations of a westerner in the western world — vincent dachy
132. truth and fiction — milcho manchevski
133. unless as stone is — sam lohmann
134. ρan-ρan — confraternity of neoflagellants

core

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1. a grammar of the multitude — paolo virno
2. a thousand machines: a concise philosophy of the machine as social movement — gerald raunig
3. after the internet: digital networks between capital and the common — tiziana terranova
4. the agony of power — jean baudrillard
5. atta — jarett kobek
6. the administration of fear — paul virilio
7. breathing: chaos and poetry — franco “bifo” berardi
8. campus sex, campus security — jennifer doyle
9. can the monster speak? — paul b. preciado
10. capital hates everyone — maurizio lazzarato
11. carceral capitalism — jackie wang
12. the colonial counter-revolution in france — sadri khiari
13. the coming insurrection — the invisible committee
14. conspiracist manifesto — anonymous
15. the cybernetic hypothesis — tiqqun
16. the femicide machine — sergio gonzález rodríguez
17. factories of knowledge, industries of creativity — gerald raunig
18. field of battle — sergio gonzález rodríguez
19. gore capitalism — sayak valencia
20. governing by debt — maurizio lazzarato
21. how the world swung to the right — françois cusset
22. immunodemocracy — donatella di cesare
23. introduction to civil war — tiqqun
24. the intolerable present, the urgency of revolution — maurizio lazzarato
25. iguala 43 — sergio gonzález rodríguez
26. the making of the indebted man — maurizio lazzarato
27. nietzsche apostle — peter sloterdijk
28. now — the invisible committee
29. preliminary materials for a theory of the young-girl — tiqqun
30. prometheus’s remorse — peter sloterdijk
31. the screwball asses — guy hocquenghem
32. this is not a program — tiqqun
33. to our friends — the invisible committee
34. the uprising: on poetry and finance — franco “bifo” berardi
35. the violence of financial capitalism — christian marazzi
36. where art belongs — chris kraus
37. whites, jews, and us — houria bouteldja

native agent

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1. airless spaces — shulamith firestone
2. aliens & anorexia — chris kraus
3. all the king’s horses — michèle bernstein
4. another morocco — abdellah taïa
5. appendix project — kate zambreno
6. an arab melancholia — abdellah taïa
7. babylon babies — maurice g. dantec
8. bad reputation — penny arcade
9. beauty talk & monsters — masha tupitsyn
10. being here is everything — marie darrieussecq
11. book of mutter — kate zambreno
12. break.up — joanna walsh
13. brian weil 1979–95 — stamatina gregory
14. burroughs live — william s. burroughs
15. coma — pierre guyotat
16. the complete madame realism — lynne tillman
17. crazy for vincent — hervé guibert
18. david wojnarowicz: a definitive history of five or six years on the lower east side — sylvère lotringer
19. depraved indifference — gary indiana
20. diary of an innocent — tony duvert
21. fantomas versus the multinational vampires — julio cortázar
22. fascination — kevin killian
23. halsted plays himself — william e. jones
24. how i became one of the invisible — david rattray
25. i’m very into you — kathy acker & mckenzie wark
26. i, little asylum — emmanuelle guattari
27. if you’re a girl — ann rower
28. in the deep — pierre guyotat
29. indivisible — fanny howe
30. the irresponsible magician — rebekah rutkoff
31. last days at hot slit — andrea dworkin
32. last seen entering the biltmore — gary indiana
33. learning what love means — mathieu lindon
34. leash — jane delynn
35. the little black book of grisélidis réal — jean-luc hennig
36. lost between the edges — eldon garnet
37. i love dick — chris kraus
38. the madame realism complex — lynne tillman
39. mercury station — mark von schlegell
40. the missing pieces — henri lefebvre
41. the new fuck you — eileen myles
42. nicola milan — lodovico pignatti-morano
43. no aloha — deran ludd
44. not me — eileen myles
45. the origin of the species — barbara barg
46. pacific agony — bruce benderson
47. the pain journal — bob flanagan
48. the passionate mistakes and intricate corruption of one girl in america — michelle tea
49. pornocracy — catherine breillat
50. reena spaulings — bernadette corporation
51. resentment — gary indiana
52. reverse cowgirl — mckenzie wark
53. the ribbon at olympia’s throat — michel leiris
54. the sad passions — veronica gonzalez pena
55. salvation army — abdellah taïa
56. seasonal associate — heike geissler
57. sleeveless — natasha stagg
58. the suiciders — travis jeppesen
59. summer of hate — chris kraus
60. sundogz — mark von schlegell
61. surveys — natasha stagg
62. tale of 2cities — heather woodbury
63. three month fever — gary indiana
64. to the friend who did not save my life — hervé guibert
65. torpor — chris kraus
66. twin time — veronica gonzalez pena
67. venusia — mark von schlegell
68. vzszhhzz — jeanne graff
69. walking through clear water in a pool painted black — cookie mueller
70. weight of the earth — david wojnarowicz
71. the well-dressed wound — derek mccormack
72. written in invisible ink — hervé guibert

foreign agent

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1. an archaeology of the future — fredric jameson
2. the art of disappearance — jean baudrillard
3. the authoritarian personality — theodor w. adorno
4. bad thoughts — david lenson
5. baudrillard live: selected interviews — jean baudrillard
6. chaosophy — félix guattari
7. chaosmosis — félix guattari
8. the cinema house and the world — serge daney
9. correspondence: the foundation of the situationist international — guy debord
10. crepuscular dawn — paul virilio
11. deadly bent — rodrigo toscano
12. death sentences — maurizio lazzarato
13. the divine left — jean baudrillard
14. dividuum — gerald raunig
15. discourse and truth — michel foucault
16. emptiness and its discontents — john zerzan
17. fatal strategies — jean baudrillard
18. forgetting foucault — jean baudrillard
19. foucault live: interviews 1961–84 — michel foucault
20. the frenzied issue — sylvère lotringer
21. the german issue — sylvère lotringer
22. gilles deleuze from a to z — gilles deleuze
23. globes: spheres volume ii — peter sloterdijk
24. good sex illustrated — tony duvert
25. a grammar of the multitude — paolo virno
26. in the shadow of the silent majorities — jean baudrillard
27. introduction to kant’s anthropology — michel foucault
28. letters and other texts — gilles deleuze
29. the life, old age, and death of a working-class woman — didier eribon
30. looking back on the end of the world — jean baudrillard
31. micropolitics — félix guattari
32. the ordinary man of cinema — jean-louis schefer
33. overexposed: perverting perversions — sylvère lotringer
34. psychoanalysis and transversality — félix guattari
35. pure war — paul virilio
36. revolt, she said — julia kristeva
37. returning to reims — didier eribon
38. signs and machines — maurizio lazzarato
39. speed and politics — paul virilio
40. spheres volume i — peter sloterdijk
41. spheres volume iii — peter sloterdijk
42. still: the art of noticing — marc augé
43. talks with toynbee — arnold j. toynbee
44. two regimes of madness — gilles deleuze
45. utopia deferred — jean baudrillard
46. the utopia reader — gregory claeys
47. vitesse et politique — paul virilio
48. wars and capital — maurizio lazzarato
49. the winter is over — antonio negri

active agent

1. after kathy acker — chris kraus
2. art and revolution — gerald raunig
3. cruising the movies — boyd mcdonald
4. the empire of disorder — alain joxe
5. heroines — kate zambreno
6. picture cycle — masha tupitsyn
7. reporting from ramallah — amira hass
8. still black, still strong — dhoruba bin wahad, assata shakur, mumia abu-jamal
9. under the sign of [sic]: sturtevant’s volte-face — bruce hainley
10. video green — chris kraus
11. the words and the land — shlomo sand

misc

1. animal shelter no.1 — edited by hedi el kholti and paul gellman
2. animal shelter no.3 — edited by hedi el kholti
3. animal shelter no.5 — edited by hedi el kholti, chris kraus, janique vigier

core

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1. depose: luigi mangione and the right to health — the december 4 legal committee
2. global civil war: essays on the state-capital machine — maurizio lazzarato
3. homo terminus: the specter of human extinction — shane greene
4. let’s take it all!: autonomia and the italian 70s — marcello tarì
5. like songs about airports — leijia hanrahan
6. no bad protestors: ethics, class war, and the george floyd uprising — arturo castillon
7. no dam can hold this furious ocean: power, joy, and anarchism — alf bojórquez
8. one summer’s night, under the starry sky: reflections on anarchy and revolution — maria kakogianni
9. partisan analysis of the present: the best of ill will — edited by adrian wohlleben
10. the tetrad: value in a more-than-human world — adam greenfield

articles

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89. the two faces of power — giorgio agamben
90. autonomy in conflict — adrian wohlleben
91. breaking the waves — nicolò molinari
92. human law and divine law (reflections on a recent manifesto) — bernard aspe
93. mapping the left in china — ralf ruckus
94. twelve hypotheses about counter-power — colectivo situaciones
95. to those who marched at sainte-soline — les soulèvements de la terre
96. impossible life: a meditation on paraontology — marquis bey
97. the class struggle in france — maurizio lazzarato
98. the trap of sainte-soline — anonymous
99. refusal requires a guerilla mentality — rudi dutschke and hans-jürgen krahl
100. crowds against pathology — josep rafanell i orra
101. ufos and the longing for the unidentified — wu ming
102. guerilla manifesto — resurgence youth movement
103. last letter — alfredo cospito
104. on anarchy today — giorgio agamben
105. the student in the night of dispossession — gerardo muñoz
106. letters to my younger sisters — raquel gutiérrez aguilar
107. satellite signals for the atlanta forest — frédéric neyrat
108. the strategy of composition — hugh farrell
109. blood, flowers, and pool parties — s. prasad
110. clarifications : on the arrest of six young people for “domestic terrorism” — eunus
111. “at war with an invisible enemy” : decoding war metaphors in pandemic times — christos filippidis
112. twelve points on a hunger strike and the solidarity movement — anonymous
113. communism won’t save us from ourselves — leijia hanrahan
114. bifurcation in the civilization of capital — mohand
115. work and revolt at brazil’s dead end [ii] — militants in the fog
116. work and revolt at brazil’s dead end — militants in the fog
117. come home now — ateronhiatakon francis boots
118. short of the world, short of self — a.k. parris
119. athena, or logical revolt — maxence klein
120. the community of capital: on jacques camatte [ii] — michele garau
121. genealogy of krav maga — elsa dorlin
122. zapatista autonomy: a destituent experiment? — jérôme baschet
123. paper planes — s. prasad
124. decisions that define us : between state and communal politics — vilma almendra
125. dispatches from sri lanka — anonymous
126. ecosystems of revolt — peter gelderloos
127. closing paradise’s gate — nicholas smaligo
128. new battlefields — phil neel
129. preliminaries to any struggle against prisons — tiqqun
130. bell hooks and wayward immobility — meredith lee
131. attacking prison society — michel foucault and the prisons information group
132. on destituent power — mario tronti
133. escape from new york — jarrod shanahan
134. the question concerning cosmology — robert hurley
135. fragments of a chile in revolt — rodrigo karmy bolton
136. the community of capital : on jacques camatte — michele garau
137. kinocene ethics — thomas nail
138. welcome to the geopolitics of chaos — franco ‘bifo’ berardi
139. war, capitalism, ecology : why can’t bruno latour understand anything about them? — maurizio lazzarato
140. strategic proximity : lessons from chile — vitrina dystópica
141. the ongoing catastrophe and how to exit it — serge quadruppani and jérôme floch
142. sideshows and wayward lives — jackson and nevada
143. twelve theses on the war underway — antiauthoritarians for international solidarity
144. vandalizing the subject — ulysse carrière
145. the irreducible gap — lea melandri
146. the kazakh insurrection — anonymous
147. lectures on the virus — william s. burroughs
148. anonymity, criminality, fugitivity — andrew culp
149. communiqué n° 0 — the invisible committee
150. the homosexual movement is frozen — guy hocquenghem
151. resident foreigners : the anarchist revolt — donatella di cesare
152. the centrality of conflict — francesc & el quico
153. exo-communications — frédéric neyrat
154. happy new year — ill will
155. labor value and labor as value — temps critiques
156. downtown fucked : reflections on the nashville explosion — wang nangxian & paul torino
157. vital cells — kevin suemnicht
158. restitution — jean-luc nancy
159. conspiracy and social struggle — wu ming

articles

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221. at the wendy’s : armed struggle at the end of the world — anonymous
222. prelude to a new civil war — shemon & arturo
223. when the house is on fire — giorgio agamben
224. extinction, rebellion, happiness — franco ‘bifo’ berardi
225. letter to michael reinoehl — idris robinson
226. rhythm and ritual : composing movement in portland’s 2020 — anonymous
227. enmity and extinction — jacques camatte
228. the world returns : outline of an antipolitics — josep rafanell i orra
229. the shifting ground : a conversation on the george floyd rebellion — jarrod shanahan and zhandarka kurti
230. weapons and ethics — adrian wohlleben
231. nomads of the body to come — k. kodama
232. things seen — julien coupat et al.
233. as free as blackness will make them — frank b. wilderson, iii
234. the swarm approach to warfare : an introduction for frontliners — anonymous
235. the return of john brown : white race-traitors in the 2020 uprising — shemon & arturo
236. how it might should be done — idris robinson
237. the rise of black counter-insurgency — shemon
238. the ‘gemeinwesen’ has always been here : an engagement with the ideas of jacques camatte — peter harrison
239. the eternal return of revolt — a conversation with richard gilman-opalsky
240. theses on the george floyd rebellion — shemon and arturo
241. xeniteia : contemplation and combat — mario tronti & marcello tarì
242. remote bodies — cesare battisti
243. deactivating racial apparatuses and the art of insurrection — anonymous
244. a spark in search of a powder keg — an international surrealist declaration
245. dispatch from the rebellion in minneapolis — anonymous
246. inhabiting and building — giorgio agamben
247. pandemic, ignorance, and new collective places — alain badiou
248. on the black leadership and other white myths — we still outside collective
249. quarantine letter #10: irreversible — dakota
250. quarantine letter #9: the day after is behind us — joël gayraud
251. quarantine letter #8: shards — nevada
252. the return of death — local cinematography committee
253. the anarchy of beginnings : notes on the rhythmicity of revolt — rodrigo karmy bolton
254. the destituent moment of the chilean october — interview with philosopher rodrigo karmy
255. quarantine letter #7: a step forward? — zilarra
256. quarantine letter #6: empty plazas — emilio
257. trespassing horizons — sandra göbel
258. new reflections — giorgio agamben
259. quarantine letter #5: unreconciled — ron sakolsky
260. our shared absence — frédéric neyrat
261. the funeral of salvatore ricciardi — wu ming
262. against pandemic capitalism — milan emergency volunteer brigades
263. questions about the current pandemic from the point of view of ivan illich — david cayley
264. quarantine letter #4: everything is true, nothing is permitted — icarus
265. squirrels on the loose : on the chilean state of exception — gerardo muñoz
266. the pandemic community — nil mata reyes
267. social distancing — giorgio agamben
268. marginal notes on the agamben scandal — anonymous
269. the economy or life — anonymous
270. quarantine letter #3: in spring, an interruption — kora
271. quarantine letter #2: interruption, suspended — orion
272. covid-19: the 21st century begins now — jérôme baschet
273. postscript — neal miller
274. quarantine letter #1: destitution, interrupted — august & kora

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1. see ice? add heat — anonymous
2. proto-politics in purgatory — crixus babeuf and ulysses batko
3. lies you will be told — phil a. neel
4. venezuela and the new division of the world — colapso y desvío
5. mourning and migrancy — olga rodríguez-ulloa
6. strange embrace: paradoxes of homosexual desire in the third reich — evgenia skvortsova and nikolai kolya nakhshunov
7. on tyrannicide: five lessons for luigi’s critics — december 4 legal committee
8. what is a repertoire? — ian alan paul
9. ten theses on revolutionary possibility — mr. burns collective
10. revolts without revolution — adrian wohlleben
11. where are we? — giorgio agamben
12. the united states and “fascistic capitalism” — maurizio lazzarato
13. toward a politics of destitution : nuclei and revolutionary camp — anonymous
14. on the 10th of september — temps critiques
15. theory of the party — phil a. neel
16. new fascisms and the reconfiguration of the global counterrevolution — nueva icaria
17. phantom pheminists — elizabeth henson
18. bring the swords, storm the palaces : a partisans of color position — haraami
19. crossing the rubicon — s. prasad
20. guy debord — giorgio agamben
21. the end of biopolitics : giorgio cesarano and the biological revolution — lorenzo mizzau
22. an eclipse of invisibility — luhuna carvalho
23. black feminist theoretical dissemblance — patrice douglass
24. fragmentation, centralization, and civil war in the japanese ultra-left — harumasa abe
25. los angeles, or the end of assimilation — victor artola
26. fire and ice : lessons from the battle of los angeles — anonymous
27. stop cop city and the insurrectionary horizon — jarrod shanahan and zhandarka kurti
28. charles fourier, or the great swerve — rené schérer
29. fascism and the spectacle of death — ian alan paul
30. in memoriam: jacques camatte (1935-2025) — maxence klein
31. inquiry and organization after the george floyd uprising — jasper bernes
32. the impasses of western critical thought — maurizio lazzarato
33. artificial intelligence, or the end of technics — gabriel azaïs
34. monstertutional conarchy — daniel grave
35. pancho villa syndrome — ben morea
36. addressing comments, pro and con, on the essay “states of siege” — anonymous
37. evanescent value: a brief update on capital — temps critiques
38. the magma of global capitalist war — edgar illas
39. revenge, resistance, redemption — fayer collective
40. class struggle in what society? — mikkel bolt rasmussen
41. political conditions for a new world order — maurizio lazzarato
42. major and minor virality — adam c. jones
43. locked together — david campbell and jarrod shanahan
44. the reorganization of zapatista autonomy — jérôme baschet
45. a common horizon for situated struggles — kristin ross
46. against the computer and its world — the destructionist international
47. a letter to our american cousins — anonymous
48. palestine’s lessons for the left : theses for a poetics of the earth — rodrigo karmy bolton
49. why war? — maurizio lazzarato
50. through the looking glass — serene richards
51. the sun rises from the south — maya ayoub
52. the end of judaism — giorgio agamben
53. done and to do — maria kakogianni
54. the revolution in myanmar — azad
55. is there an affective class? — howard slater
56. we wanted to destroy the university — ben morea
57. pulsation, flesh, color — elsa dorlin
58. illness in or as economy — sasha warren
59. heresy and history — raoul vaneigem
60. beyond hope — adam greenfield
61. against liberal fascism — josep rafanell i orra
62. the strategy of separation — michele garau
63. from revolution to destitution — mikkel bolt rasmussen
64. freedom and joy with uma kiwe — mother earth liberation process
65. sabotage and self-organization — franco ‘bifo’ berardi
66. liberal infernos — ian alan paul
67. first we take columbia : lessons from the april 1968 occupations movement — anonymous
68. so much for ecology, so much for humanity — mohand
69. addicted to losing — athena
70. class struggle, autonomy, and the state in iran — arya zahedi
71. states of siege — anonymous
72. the ecological crisis and the rise of post-fascism — antithesi
73. last resorts — research and destroy
74. life of militancy: japan’s long ’68 — sabu kohso
75. the good, the bad, and the militant — luhuna carvalho
76. an illogical life — simone lemarteu and nada lestrigon
77. being an anarchist — catherine malabou
78. anaesthetic violence — ian alan paul
79. how it all began : the strasbourg theses — moses dobruška
80. the kingdom, if we want it — marcello tarì
81. cathedrals of erotic misery — alberto toscano
82. between the sea and the security fence — ian alan paul
83. the movement of refusal — mikkel bolt rasmussen
84. what is wokeness? — émilie
85. a philosophy of escape — acid horizon
86. mario tronti: revolutionary adventurer in the interregnum — gerardo muñoz
87. “there’s nothing left to loot” — djimi diallo
88. carnivals and revolt — josep rafanell i orra

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275. reflections on the plague — giorgio agamben
276. letter to friends of the desert — marcello tarì
277. fever dreaming in the new general antagonism — neal miller
278. letter to a friend in the north — jacques camatte
279. what the virus said — anonymous
280. coronavirus, apocalypse, and redemption — anonymous
281. clarifications — giorgio agamben
282. the threat of contagion — massimo de carolis
283. standing up and walking out — virginie despentes
284. memes, roundabouts, revolt — adrian wohlleben and paul torino
285. autonomy and counter-power : organization after the yellow vests — acta
286. history is no longer on our side — jérôme baschet
287. a new call of the wild : for a political ecology of the unconstructible — frédéric neyrat
288. presentation of ‘to our friends’ in chiapas — the invisible committee
289. for the gilet jaunes, there won’t be an ‘after’ — cerveaux non disponibles
290. the empire is trembling : two translations from the uprising in chile — vitrina dystópica
291. the state is nothing, let’s be everything — raoul vaneigem
292. learning to build together: the yellow vests — anonymous
293. paris is ours — acta
294. tactical lessons from lansing — anonymous
295. a letter from greg — greg minday
296. the ultimate dilemma : an interview with ben morea — ben morea
297. the counter-insurrection is failing — adrian wohlleben
298. full metal yellow jacket — alèssi dell’umbria
299. call to action from the first yellow vest ‘assembly of assemblies’ — anonymous
300. alcoholics autonomous : addiction and sobriety beyond recovery — jack fontinell
301. yellow letter #20 : let's shut it off — anonymous
302. yellow letter #15 : a yellow year — anonymous
303. yellow letter #17 : totalitarians — anonymous
304. blockade at kahnonstaton — anonymous
305. rupture within the contribution — anonymous
306. next stop: destitution — anonymous
307. being in the zone : concerning conflicts within the zad — alèssi dell’umbria
308. the zad will survive — cmdo
309. there is no unhappy revolution — marcello tarì
310. politics is nothing but the reign of feints and shenanigans — julien coupat and mathieu burnel
311. continue the beginning — film committee
312. against the end of the world — anonymous
313. baton song : on the zad, destituent association, and the joys of pledging war — anonymous
314. freedom square : a lost callout — anonymous
315. from freeway shut-downs to cop-free zones : a reportback and a proposal — anonymous
316. the unassignable riot — anonymous
317. reflections on violence — anonymous
318. the wisdom of rioters — anonymous
319. build the hacienda, burn down the palaces — anonymous
320. call to block everything — anonymous
321. the real war — anonymous
322. reportback on the weekend of actions against police weaponry — anonymous
323. malevolent europe : refugee oppression and resistance at the borders — anonymous
324. fire to the houseprojects! — a manifesto for berlin
325. black nihilism and the politics of hope — calvin warren
326. snowpiercer : open letter to bong joon-ho — anonymous
327. economy, ecumenes, communism : economy as the devastation of ecumenes, communism as the exit from the economy — jacques fradin
328. spread anarchy, live communism — the invisible committee
329. ‘we’re trying to destroy the world’ : anti-blackness and police violence after ferguson — frank b. wilderson, iii
330. onticide: afropessimism, queer theory, and ethics — calvin warren
331. deleuze, active nihilism, and revolt — luca lennert
332. criminal queers support ohlauer rebels — anonymous
the black liberation army and the paradox of political engagement — frank b. wilderson, iii