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Tiqqun and the Matter of Bloom in Contemporary Political Philosophy

By Pedro José Mariblanca Corrales

Book information

Publisher
Ardent Press, LBC Books, Repartee
Year
2016
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
5 MB (4734054 bytes)
Pages
126\126
DPI
600
Orientation
portrait
Paginated
yes
Scanned
yes
Time added
2017-03-24 06:30:12
AnarchismanarchistAnarchyApparatusAssemblageBiopoliticsBiopowerCommonscommuneCommunismcommunizationCyberneticsDesertionDispositifDystopiaEscapeEuropeEvasionFleeingFranceInsideInvisible CommitteeMarxmarxismMarxistNegationOutsideSituationistSpainSpectacleTiqqunUtopia

Description

A brand new piece from Spain on the meaning and relevance of Tiqqun's analysis and activity for a larger, more vibrant movement. Negation is important to Tiqqun. However, negation only creates movement. Negation is opposition and opposition is not enough. The insurrection is interesting as a negation--it implies rupture--but the rupture needs something else, it needs to create its own temporality. This temporality can be that of the communes, but if the communes represent the outside that moves inside, how can these dialectical realities be interconnected? Tiqqun defends desertion, but deserting means fleeing. Thus there is no interrelation between the outside and the inside.

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