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A tale of two worlds: Apocalypse, 4Chan, WikiLeaks and the silent protocol wars

Nicolas Mendoza ~ RP 166 (Mar/Apr 2011) ~ Commentary
There is something eerie about the WikiLeaks logo. It works as a sort of graphic manifesto, an image of dense political content stating a notion of ample consequences...

Captain Beefheart, 1941–2010: Vorticist Artist

Ben Watson ~ RP 166 (Mar/Apr 2011) ~ Obituary
Ben Watson assesses Beefheart's work as a protest against those who profit from the very separation of elite and mass music.

Risked democracy: Foucault, Castoriadis and the Greeks

Mathieu Potte-Bonneville ~ RP 166 (Mar/Apr 2011) ~ Article
The delay involved in the publication of lectures or seminars has strange effects: what comes late and in a different time to its own is research and words which were caught up – more so than the books – in the historical circumstances of their elaboration; and the text that is finally published, with the […]

Between sharing and antagonism: The invention of communism in the early Marx

Antonia Birnbaum ~ RP 166 (Mar/Apr 2011) ~ Article
Between sharing and antagonism The invention of communism in the early Marx Antonia birnbaumlondon calling Why talk about communism today?* A first point everybody will be agreed upon: the spectre of communism is not haunting Europe, nor for that matter any other region of the world. The only place where ‘communism’ is a positive name […]

RP 166

Mar/Apr 2011

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