Category: Dis-Junction

-- ∞ "A Plea for Black Radical Intellectual Autonomy" (pdf) - Norman Ajari (2022) Abstract: From the end of the 2010 decade, academic discourse on race faced a major political and mediatic backlash in the Western world. In countries with a major history of slavery or colonial expansion such as France, the United States and … Continue reading A plea for Black radical intellectual autonomy →

-- ∞ "Reflections on the Failed Chilean Constitutional Convention" - Max Woods, October 2022 Chile has rejected a proposed constitution that reflected the demands of anti-neoliberal, feminist, decolonial, and environmentalist social movements of the past decades. Where do we go from here? Maxwell Woods is an Assistant Professor of Literature at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez in … Continue reading ON THE FAILED CHILEAN CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION →

--- "The Afterlives of Non-Alignment - Paul Stubbs in conversation with Srećko Pulig" (2022) Paul Stubbs is a sociologist based in Zagreb, Croatia. His edited book Socialist Yugoslavia and the Non-Aligned Movement: social, cultural, political and economic imaginaries will be published later in 2022 by McGill-Queen’s University Press. SP: In today's world, and particularly in … Continue reading The Afterlives of Non-Alignment →

-- ∞ "Post-Socialist Wars and the Masculinist Backlash" (pdf) - Rada Iveković, 2022 Rada Iveković is a researcher of the Indian pluriverse and of philosophy, and a writer. She works and lives in Paris, but she attended school in Belgrade, graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb, received her doctorate from the University of Delhi, … Continue reading Post-socialist wars and the masculinist backlash →

--- ∞ "The Space Offshore" (pdf) - RYBN.ORG, 2022 Originally published in "The Great Offshore. Art, argent, gouvernance, souveraineté, colonialisme." UV Éditions, Villecomtal-sur-Arros, May 2021 - http://uveditions.com/ Translated by Arby Gharibian.

--- ∞ "Hermeneucracy: Short Interview on Internationalism and Interpretation" (pdf) - Jean-Luc Nancy, 2021 Translation: Ciarán Coyle. First published in Lignes n°61 (February, 2020) Ciarán is a doctoral student at Fordham University studying regimes of labor, socially mediating practice, and logics of domination. --- ---

--- In his most recent novel, The Ministry for the Future, cli-fi author Kim Stanley Robinson imagines the moment - in 2025 - when a devastating heat wave strikes the Earth, killing 20 million people in India. Among many things that arise from this all-too imaginable disaster is a social movement, The Children of Kali, … Continue reading The Children of Line 3 →