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Tag Archives: ecology of practices
Reflections on Molecular Red
“For Bogdanov, a political revolution is not the solution to anything. It merely enables the problem of organization to be posed. There can be no victory over the sun.” A week or so back I got myself a copy of … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy, politics
Tagged becoming, Bogdanov, ecology of practices, labour point of view, McKenzie Wark, Molecular Red, Platonov
5 Comments
Changing rhythms
Our lives are lived in rhythms Distinct But not severed from each other Rather weaving Intertwining The rhythm of work The segmentation of life-time The patterns of relations And the change they undergo Dialectical But not reducible To the common … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy, poetry
Tagged anti-capitalist practice, Cosmopolitics, ecology of practices, time
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Cosmopolitics, revolutionary class identity and the unknowns
So, over the weekend I attended a talk at the India Coffee House in Delhi exploring the question of cosmopolitanism and its value in thinking through the future of humanity – a question that was, as it was taken up … Continue reading
Posted in Marx, philosophy, politics
Tagged Cosmopolitics, ecology of practices, justice, Marx, philosophy, politics, Stengers
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Practices, objects and ‘empirical ontology’ – an extended response to comments
I got a couple of thought provoking comments to my last post from Adam and dmf, which set me off and I ended up with something a bit longer – hence posting it as a post. Firstly, Adam shared a … Continue reading
Practices, objects and ’empirical ontology’
I was recently pointed in a comment by dmf toward the heterogeneities website of John Law. As I browsed the collection of articles, I came across the article ‘Slippery: field notes on empirical ontology‘. The article, in brief, explores the … Continue reading
Capitalist logics, anti-capitalism and non-capitalist modes of production
Over at larval subjects, Levi has been posting a series of posts (here and here) that are concerned with capitalism and politics, with a particular emphasis on articulating the nature, or the ontology of capitalism and the implications this has … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged activism, anarchy, capitalism, contingency, ecology of practices, environment/ecology, politics, Stengers, technology, the future
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Bringing another world into existence… the call of our times
One of the biggest problems with the correlationist circle, that ontological and epistemological position that subordinates or reduces reality to the human mind, is that it tends to promote, in those that adhere to it, either a kind of hubris … Continue reading
an object oriented cosmopolitics?
As many of you probably know, I have been spending quite some time engaging with Stengers’ various works after doing a similar thing with OOO. Towards the time when Stengers’ began to predominate I was deep in the midst of … Continue reading
Locating myself in an ecology of practices
Over the last year or so, my posts have focused primarily on ontological questions. Object-oriented ontology has held a privileged place during this time and been a huge source of inspiration, but there has been considerable branching out into other … Continue reading
Posted in personal ramblings
Tagged ecology of practices, organisational change, reflection, social change, Stengers
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