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ATP on Problematic-Axiomatic Axiomatics vs Problematics 1, p374 — Nomadology Although safety is a fundamental element in the theoretical norms of the State, and of the political ideal, there is also something else at issue as well. Due to all their procedures, the ambulant sciences quickly overstep the possibility of calculation: they inhabit that “more” [...]

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He should be forgotten. In the best ab/use of history, we should let that sleeping dog lay in His cold grave.

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Nate started a great thread over the masculinist undercurrent of ‘militancy.’ (my response would be: we’ve never been militants) I’ve decided to repost my followup comment: I like Jasper’s suggestion – there are two texts that are a must along those lines. First “living and struggling” from Tiqqun http://zinelibrary.info/tiqqun-living-and-wrestling. Second is “this is not the [...]

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McCormick – Funny use in Virno — on the italian thought stuff (virtuality and revolution… **indebted to history of hegelian recognition (master/slave) [[different than figures like yin/yang or practices of south pacific islanders... (stance toward other is welcome, but not always )]] –masculinist heroism, warrior type mentality?  risks?  high stakes? –western attack? totality — would [...]

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COP: friend/enemy Movement essay by Agamben = ‘politicization’ -like chantal mouffe?  (use of arendt?) -”people” = biopolitical existence derrida = non-politicization? /////// secondary lit on POF, on Schmitt Adam Thurschwell — agamben against derrida (but spectrality of friend/enemy = friend could be enemy…) John Caputo — (p193 of article) woman is the partisan to schmitt’s [...]

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I’ve been thumbing through the recent translation of “Introduction to Civil War” but haven’t given it a systematic read.  As I’ve discussed, I’m reticent to accept Schmitt’s notion of politics which seems to be a rejoinder to the ongoing depoliticization produced by the abstract machine ‘Empire’.  I haven’t done a close read yet, so I’m [...]

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E Laroche wrote a philological study of the family of terms nem- nom- in Greek thought.  This document serves as a common reference for studies of distribution, common law, politics, and economics (think NUMerals, NUMbers, ecoNOMy, NEMesis, autoNOMy…).  For example, Marc Shell’s book The Economy of Literature use of the study is then picked up by [...]

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