The Writ of Futurism
Exploring the dynamic tension between habit and event as the driving forces of velocity in human time and the birth of radical newness
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Dan Jones' Plantagenets, Henry V, and the Wars of the Roses
Dan Jones' Plantagenet triptych — The Plantagenets, Henry V, and The Wars of the Roses — as popular history for reading and listening.
Alinksy's Rules for Radicals
Summary and commentary on Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals: community organizing, tactics, conflict strategy, and the legacy of Chicago-style...
Agamben: Homo Sacer IV.2, Use of Bodies
Giorgio Agamben The Use of Bodies (Homo Sacer IV.2): destituent potential, inoperativity, form-of-life, and the closing arc of the Homo Sacer...
In Praise of Obscurantism
Why the radical flattening of meaning through transparency and SEO threatens depth, mystery, and authentic human expression in the digital age
Agamben: Homo Sacer IV.1, Highest Poverty
Giorgio Agamben The Highest Poverty (Homo Sacer IV.1): Franciscan rule, usus pauper, use versus ownership, canon law, and monasticism before The...
Agamben: Homo Sacer III, Remnants of Auschwitz
Giorgio Agamben The Remnants of Auschwitz (Homo Sacer III): Muselmänn, Primo Levi, testimony, shame, and the camp as paradigm of biopolitical...
Agamben: Homo Sacer II.5, Opus Dei (Liturgy)
Giorgio Agamben Opus Dei (Homo Sacer II.5): liturgy as work, Divine Office, priestly rubrics, and ritual operation as a model for bureaucratic...
Agamben: Homo Sacer II.4, Kingdom and the Glory
Giorgio Agamben The Kingdom and the Glory (Homo Sacer II.4): Trinity, oikonomia, acclamation, doxa, and Christian governance models in secular power.