
Eternal Action: Christopher Nolan’s Objects of Anti-Accelerationism
In Tenet time is stalled for forever plunder. As a child, I never liked riding on tilt-a-whirls or other spinning Continue reading
In Tenet time is stalled for forever plunder. As a child, I never liked riding on tilt-a-whirls or other spinning Continue reading
in a small ghost town, there’s a little arcadewhere the poltergeists play their video games In my previous post I Continue reading
Since the initial article on SOPHIE last week the idea of anti-hauntology has gained a significant amount traction across various Continue reading
The industrial revolution of the 19th Century has undoubtedly been one of the most significant economic and cultural developments in human Continue reading
Technical and Political Memory As I outlined in Stiegler’s Memory,1: The Problem With Husserl, Bernard Stiegler argues that Husserl’s traditional Continue reading
The Problem With Husserl To French philosopher Bernard Stiegler, the outer objects that human beings create can be looked at exteriorisations of Continue reading
Artifice and art itself – these are the two meanings of the Greek word technē. Technē is, according to French Continue reading
Stiegler defines what he calls ‘grammatisation’ as the ‘technical history of memory, in which hypomnesic memory continually reintroduces the constitution Continue reading