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The Spectacle of Orphanhood and the Self-Identifying Left
Arturo Desimone on a left all alone.
Migration and Self-Mutilation as Protest
Migration and Self-Mutilation as Protest K. T. Mills October 24th 2025 Throughout the Global North, migrants have become the scapegoat du jour, the specter of their exploitable labor used to divide the working class from itself [1] . What we see in El Salvador’s migrant prisons, the terrifying crescendo of nationalist frenzy that accompanies those images, is the maturation of a preexisting worldview. Concurrently, border control infrastructure has grown more mechanistic, and
Flowers for Science and Marxism
John Bunch on a new book and a whole history of Marxists.
The Negation of Discontent
Florian Maiwald on capitalist-utopianism and the negation of negation.
From Porcelain to Chips: A Genealogy of Global Technology and Capitalism
Alex Taek-Gwang Lee on the fantasmatic supports of capitalism.
The Psychic Life of the American "Left" and the Destructive Use of Shame
Darragh Sheehan on the commodity logic if wokism.
Enjoy Your Surveillance!
Michael Downs & Bryce Nance on AI, surveillance and capitalism
Fail! Against the capitalist appropriation of the concept of failure
Christian Nirvana Damato on capitalism's co-option of critique.
Vigor Mortis, or the failure of death disavowal
Vigor Mortis, or the failure of death disavowal Christian Nirvana Damato 18 July 2025 Starting from the reading of the dream of the fire...
Unsustainable: The End of the Emancipatory Subject? – Remarks on Blühdorn’s Unhaltbarkeit
Florian Maiwald on Politics and Emancipation
Review: ‘Disappointment is Not Just a Feeling – It’s a Political Force’
Maria Ibrahim on Psychoanalysis and Politics
Marx’s Ethical Teleology: The Role of Religion in Socialist Thought
Edmund Wilson on Marx and religion
“Rebellions are Built on Hope”: The Logic of Revolutionary Suicide in Andor
Borna Radnik on Hegel and Star Wars!
Abstractionism, Reductionism and Class-First Politics
On the merits of class-first approaches to left politics.
The Therapist as the "Good-Enough Commodity": From Holding to Selling
Identity-based branding is a hallmark therapy's commodification and betrays the function of the therapeutic encounter.
The Gaze Wears You: Meta’s Smart Glasses and the Fantasy of Seamless Mediation
What happens when capital colonises the "I"/eye?
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