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Minas Mongrel is a forgotten tower once ruled by a dark sorcerer, but now overrun by mongrels, some are feral, some are gentle.
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Knightess of Faith to Inhuman Love
ŠUM – journal for contemporary art criticism
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I wrote a socratic fanfic anime dialogue relaying Puella Magi Madoka Magica through cyberfeminism, cute/acc and mysticism to ask whether love between two magical girls - against technocapital, destiny and time - is possible...
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New blogpost on transversal allegory being a figure of institutions belonging to a new semiotic order that originates in black-box architectures of network technologies. The commons as vectors / acc. www.minasmongrel.xyz/blog/kujawa-...
Kujawa ÷ Galloway. Allegory as institution as grammar as black box. Politics of subtraction | Minas Mongrel
A transversal allegory can be understood as a figure or grammar of institutions that take care of (but also appropriate) the commons emerging from network and black-box infrastructure. The post-networ...
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January 31, 2025 at 6:10 PM
New blogpost on transversal allegory being a figure of institutions belonging to a new semiotic order that originates in black-box architectures of network technologies. The commons as vectors / acc. www.minasmongrel.xyz/blog/kujawa-...
phenomenal
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EDITS W/ KELMAN DURAN & Carlycore 11th December 2024
Playing Experimental, Gabber. Rail Up resident DJ and visual artist Kelman Duran broadcasts monthly with original edits and guests.
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December 13, 2024 at 1:51 AM
phenomenal
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Yeah, you tell these thick mathematicians who they really are, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich!
December 12, 2024 at 1:12 PM
Yeah, you tell these thick mathematicians who they really are, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich!
Sarah Davachi's organ drones are perfect for limitless grey of Eastern European fall into winter.
December 12, 2024 at 1:03 PM
Sarah Davachi's organ drones are perfect for limitless grey of Eastern European fall into winter.
Kathy Acker on imagination, terrorism and the Luigi Mangione event
December 11, 2024 at 7:19 PM
Kathy Acker on imagination, terrorism and the Luigi Mangione event
When all that's know is sick, the unknown has to look better.
December 9, 2024 at 1:41 PM
When all that's know is sick, the unknown has to look better.
It's an accelerationist phenomenon that the algorithmic media circuit has to intensify the cuteness of the shooter to make unaliving a CEO a viral.
December 6, 2024 at 9:38 PM
It's an accelerationist phenomenon that the algorithmic media circuit has to intensify the cuteness of the shooter to make unaliving a CEO a viral.
Does anyone know any work that'd map Hegel and complexity theory onto each other (that is not Negarestani)?
December 5, 2024 at 4:02 PM
Does anyone know any work that'd map Hegel and complexity theory onto each other (that is not Negarestani)?
Internet feels now like early Harmony Korine, like Xenia, Ohio in Gummo, a town just hit by a tornado, nothing worth to do, no work, no fun, nowhere to go, mostly just weirdos and abuse
December 5, 2024 at 3:47 PM
Internet feels now like early Harmony Korine, like Xenia, Ohio in Gummo, a town just hit by a tornado, nothing worth to do, no work, no fun, nowhere to go, mostly just weirdos and abuse
Correction: the fifth continent is Digitality - Information is only its one dimension but it bifurcates into another dimension that is Structure (excavated by structuralism).
Freud opened up the fourth continent of the Unconscious, and computers (from Turing to transformers) have unlocked the fifth continent of Information.
November 29, 2024 at 11:52 PM
Correction: the fifth continent is Digitality - Information is only its one dimension but it bifurcates into another dimension that is Structure (excavated by structuralism).
Celine writes a noise novel also because every human being is a liar and a deceiver, with intent or aimlessly. A counter-Kantian world that persists on the web of ruin and mendacity.
It begins with a harrowing description of shellshock and artillery injuries sustained in a WWI battle set on a French farmhouse - literary machine for both Freudian trauma and mental state of noise that Malaspina speaks about a lot.
I'm reading Celine. His 'Death on the installment plan' was excellent, only Bernhard can complete with his spite
November 29, 2024 at 1:29 AM
Celine writes a noise novel also because every human being is a liar and a deceiver, with intent or aimlessly. A counter-Kantian world that persists on the web of ruin and mendacity.
I really enjoyed this essay (and its structure), especially the approach that a combination of materialism and semiotics - which seems to be less popular today - is necessary "to escape the ideological subordination of thought to the reproduction of social structures".
November 29, 2024 at 12:23 AM
I really enjoyed this essay (and its structure), especially the approach that a combination of materialism and semiotics - which seems to be less popular today - is necessary "to escape the ideological subordination of thought to the reproduction of social structures".
Freud opened up the fourth continent of the Unconscious, and computers (from Turing to transformers) have unlocked the fifth continent of Information.
November 29, 2024 at 12:15 AM
Freud opened up the fourth continent of the Unconscious, and computers (from Turing to transformers) have unlocked the fifth continent of Information.
It begins with a harrowing description of shellshock and artillery injuries sustained in a WWI battle set on a French farmhouse - literary machine for both Freudian trauma and mental state of noise that Malaspina speaks about a lot.
I'm reading Celine. His 'Death on the installment plan' was excellent, only Bernhard can complete with his spite
Which one to read next: "War" by Louis-Ferdinand Celine or sth from Faulkner? I'm slightly inclined to Celine because I haven't read a naughty French boy in some time, but then I've haven't read anything by Faulkner yet and that's a dishonour.
November 28, 2024 at 12:40 AM
It begins with a harrowing description of shellshock and artillery injuries sustained in a WWI battle set on a French farmhouse - literary machine for both Freudian trauma and mental state of noise that Malaspina speaks about a lot.
I'm reading Celine. His 'Death on the installment plan' was excellent, only Bernhard can complete with his spite
Which one to read next: "War" by Louis-Ferdinand Celine or sth from Faulkner? I'm slightly inclined to Celine because I haven't read a naughty French boy in some time, but then I've haven't read anything by Faulkner yet and that's a dishonour.
November 28, 2024 at 12:18 AM
I'm reading Celine. His 'Death on the installment plan' was excellent, only Bernhard can complete with his spite
It was a dark night for pirates.
November 27, 2024 at 1:22 AM
It was a dark night for pirates.
It's hard to on both sites, there's no point to just copy-paste and I need to differentiate the perspective between the accounts to get my brain engaged, so I'll try posting two things here: 1] just more loose thoughts; 2] and Deleuze-focused content. Let's see how it's going to work.
November 27, 2024 at 12:54 AM
It's hard to on both sites, there's no point to just copy-paste and I need to differentiate the perspective between the accounts to get my brain engaged, so I'll try posting two things here: 1] just more loose thoughts; 2] and Deleuze-focused content. Let's see how it's going to work.
Which one to read next: "War" by Louis-Ferdinand Celine or sth from Faulkner? I'm slightly inclined to Celine because I haven't read a naughty French boy in some time, but then I've haven't read anything by Faulkner yet and that's a dishonour.
November 27, 2024 at 12:49 AM
Which one to read next: "War" by Louis-Ferdinand Celine or sth from Faulkner? I'm slightly inclined to Celine because I haven't read a naughty French boy in some time, but then I've haven't read anything by Faulkner yet and that's a dishonour.
HBO show about three romantic flatmates in 1790s Tübingen trying to continue the legacy of reclusive mentor, who fall out in the first season and by season three have right and left young disciples across Prussia. Sex, drugs & intrigues to complete the system of German Idealism...
November 26, 2024 at 2:38 PM
HBO show about three romantic flatmates in 1790s Tübingen trying to continue the legacy of reclusive mentor, who fall out in the first season and by season three have right and left young disciples across Prussia. Sex, drugs & intrigues to complete the system of German Idealism...
I'd probably agree, though I didn't read OOO in years. But also I am much more sympathetic towards idealism these days because of how dogmatic contemporary materialism has become with its flattening all structures into one topology where again "everything connects to everything".
Object oriented ontology is basically idealism
November 25, 2024 at 8:39 PM
I'd probably agree, though I didn't read OOO in years. But also I am much more sympathetic towards idealism these days because of how dogmatic contemporary materialism has become with its flattening all structures into one topology where again "everything connects to everything".
Being 25% into this great course through complexity I think of necessary caution toward realist impulse to affirm agency to any emergent system (Latour) - "anything is an agent and negotiates with everything" ultimately knocks out tools of critique (such as the molar/molecular).
November 25, 2024 at 1:10 PM
Being 25% into this great course through complexity I think of necessary caution toward realist impulse to affirm agency to any emergent system (Latour) - "anything is an agent and negotiates with everything" ultimately knocks out tools of critique (such as the molar/molecular).
Marguerite Porete slayed with this title
November 24, 2024 at 4:41 PM
Marguerite Porete slayed with this title
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The disruption of popular knowledge and information practices with noise is intentional.
November 23, 2024 at 7:37 AM
The disruption of popular knowledge and information practices with noise is intentional.