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This paper explores the ways in which financial speculation and disruption have become common traits defining our artistic and political imagination. In this discussion a variety of notions emerge ... philosophy, literature, politics, the arts and the sciences. As varied as the usages of the term may be, the current emergence of speculation in these different fields stems from the world of finance capital
history of philosophy by thinkers like Immanuel Kant, Arthur Schopenhauer and Maurice Merleau-Ponty. ... conceived by Bourriaud it is a distant echo of the Ancient Greek philosophy of origin (ἀρχή). To be original means “being at the origin” (Bourriaud 2006, 13). Just like Greek philosophers, we sometimes think
realism in the philosophy of science, as a result of the growing presence of unobservable objects in scientific research, challenging the empirical foundations of the natural sciences established at the ... itself, independently from the way it presents itself to sensibility, is returning to the centre of debates in contemporary philosophy, as part of a new realist turn. The project questions art’s relation
future, and as such it’s always a kind of political gesture’. Brian Massumi (2018: 25) regards this gesture as a means of reclaiming value from its reduction to the economic logic of the market, in order ... materials as central to the realisation and experience of an artwork. Andrea recently coauthored the book Practising with Deleuze: design, dance, art, writing, philosophy, is the art editor at the Deleuze and
teacher, I have been developing a constellation of ideas which both speak about (as an observer) and ‘speak nearby’ (as a participant) the imbrication of art with political and economic forces in the ... negativity in the ostensibly open-ended and disinterested activity of speculative thought, which is considered integral to the conceptual praxis of art and philosophy alike in the Western tradition before
, environmental, social and political factors being equally important, following the concepts of sustainable development. In general, only aspects related to investment, construction, equipment acquisition and ... of knowledge expressed by environmental, political, social and technical-economic dimensions and uses technical analysis and mathematical tools that configure its systemic character (Rigolin, 2013
petroleum derived products, in a Case Study. The method deals with technical, economic, environmental, social and political factors being equally important, following the concepts of sustainable development ... of knowledge expressed by environmental, political, social and technical-economic dimensions and uses technical analysis and mathematical tools that configure its systemic character (Rigolin, 2013
born and raised in GDR I wanted to investigate the effects of the political turnaround in my home country more profoundly. I have therefore chosen the time frame from 1986 to 2016 and 21 specific events ... Biography Kai Ziegner (born 1975 in Plauen, East Germany) has studied German philology, journalism and political sciences in Leipzig, photography in Berlin and fine arts in Zurich. He holds a Master ‘s
conceived as a large film production, divided into five films under the direction of different makers. The themes of the five films are strongly interconnected: political oppression (Ola Hassanain), mass ... exhibition at De Appel in 2012 of young curators who wanted to work with students. For that work, called Symphorophilia, he had invited three scientists, a philosopher, a geographer and political economist
Czechoslovakia, and in Slovakia, particularly at the Faculty of Education, University of Presov in Presov. They detail important factors which influence the profession – especially socio-political situations ... socio-political situation. In 1950, the training of national school teachers moved out of universities and the quality was relegated to secondary school level. Teachers in state schools, as well as
flourish anew. In its interaction with human existence, art – just like philosophy – is the utmost ontological purveyor of verticality. Therefore, it is up to art to critically map and investigate the ... : A memoir of a Legal Person. This memoir gives a voice to the legal, psychological and metaphysical fictions swarming around the margin of selfishness and increasingly dictating the political and
, especially psychology, pedagogy and didactics; on the other hand, by the changing socio-cultural, political and economic reality. These changes have established new trends in early school pedagogy. The article ... various conditions, some of which have arisen from developments in science, psychology, philosophy, anthropology, pedagogy, and didactics, but also because of social and political inquences. Pedagogy, as
actions being directed not so much by political struggle as by an ungoverned, species-specific hive intelligence guided by a short-term pursuit of interests. This, on the one hand, exalts humankind to being ... Todd, the purportedly neutral geological markers constituted in Anthropocene narratives – coal, plastic, plutonium, uranium or cement – are in fact wounds left in the earth by political actions. They
center of the mythological machine a secret room: the one you find in dreams, that is with high probability empty.” — The Two Bodies Whenever we think in political power, we are immediately seduced to ... it be that the images of the social subconscious incarnate the core of ideological battles? Can we visualize the essence of these social and political struggles? How to map this political psyche
’ (1993), defining the political qualities of performance as ‘un-static’ (1993: 165), ‘non-reproductive’ (1993: 148) and ‘non-metaphorical’ (1993: 152). It furthermore carries a ghostly echo of John L ... dimensions involved, geographical dimensions and dimensions of time. We are broadening the artistic situation to social and political contexts. -You can talk about the performance in relation to ‘The
the practice of an indirect aesthetic such as Harman’s might avoid the hollow gestures and traps of ‘naïve realism’ of the sort mentioned at the outset. The aim, then, is not to refute philosophy; more ... either term considered apart from the other” (Meillassoux, p. 5). 6In Philosophy, Naïve Realism is the belief that reality is directly accessible to us. But as Shaviro points out, Speculative Realism
of Africa as a “‘land of children.’” His lectures on the philosophy of history relied ever more on “Europe’s conventional scholarly wisdom on African society.” He accustomed himself to the echo chamber ... . § Even as Enlightenment philosophy ignored the reality of colonial slavery, notions of liberty and personhood entangled with property and bondage. “Slaves were defined as property,” in David Brion Davis’s
great public investments execution in the country and also allowed correlate the political speech to action. It is the transportation system inside the geographic knowledge, recognizing as one of the
great public investments execution in the country and also allowed correlate the political speech to action. It is the transportation system inside the geographic knowledge, recognizing as one of the
great public investments execution in the country and also allowed correlate the political speech to action. It is the transportation system inside the geographic knowledge, recognizing as one of the
