articles By Kirsten Forkert 11 October 2012The recent fiasco over the London Metropolitan University’s recruitment of non-EU students has exposed their widespread mistreatment as both cash co...
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articles By Curt Cloninger 3 October 2012
At this high-point of high-tech, machines are producing aesthetic experiences for us as never before. Should we respectfully thank them and ...
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articles By Josephine Berry Slater 2 October 2012
Claire Bishop's new book, Artificial Hells, considers the history of participation as an organising principle of avant-garde art, but also o...
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articles By Nathan Brown 9 September 2012If extinction is inscribed into and necessary for the emergence of life, how, asks Nathan Brown, can we ever integrate the mourned object into our mat...
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articles By John Russell 28 August 2012
In this text John Russell joins up the 'O's between the ecstatic mouth and the anus to create a tunnel connecting web porn, philosophy and r...
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articles By Danny Hayward 5 August 2012The name of Keynes and Keynesianism have been bandied about endlessly in the four years since the crisis of 2008. Danny Hayward examines the orthodoxi...
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articles By Michael Reid 1 August 2012Quentin Meillassoux's new book revisits a rather well-worn modernist artefact, Stéphane Mallarmé's epic poem A Throw of Dice Will Never Abolish...
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