Hostis 2: Beyond Recognition

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Herein lay a series of engagements and debates. Where lay the dangers of visibilty? What is the terrain by which cruelty (towards comrades and enemies) makes sense? How does vengeance inform a discussion about how to end patriarchy? What are the limits of war discourse? 1. Introduction: Recognition and its Discontents 2. Five Theses on the Politics of Cruelty 3. A Letter to the Editors by Mary Nardini Gang 4. A Cautious Reply 5. The Real War [La guerre veritable] by Anonymous 6. Against the State of Emergency [Coutre l'etat d'urgence, l'urgence de prendre la rue] by Anonymous 7. Notes on People Who Have Been Surveilled by the Police or the State Asked to Take A Picture That Reveals Nothing About Them by Gabriel Saloman 8. The Tyranny of Imagery: Or, How to Escape the Zoopraxiscope by Anonynous 9. No Selves to Abolish: Afro-Pessimism, Anti-Politics, and The End of the World by K. Aarons 10. Peak Panik by Johannes Büttner and Helge Peters