
Bernes, an English professor at UC Berkeley, appears as the de facto representative of communisation theory in the Anglophone world.
Bernes, an English professor at UC Berkeley, appears as the de facto representative of communisation theory in the Anglophone world.
Thea Taylor
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Thea Taylor
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Review
Bernes, an English professor at UC Berkeley, appears as the de facto representative of communisation theory in the Anglophone world.
Adam C. Jones
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Essay
Data is dead labour, and from this they wish to generate a surplus of political value which they can reinvest into their own attempts at simulated political legitimacy.
Jacob Seagrave
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Essay
How can we shift their thought-ending slogan No Farmers, No Food, No Future to the questions of What Farmers? What Food? What Future?
Billie Cashmore
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Essay
Transition has so far merely interpreted itself; the point, however, is to transform it.
Thea Taylor
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Review
To say capital appears as an ‘alien power’ over and against the real subjects of the social process is not a romantic critique of mediation, but a critique of humans' loss of control over these mediations.

Thea Taylor
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Review
Bernes, an English professor at UC Berkeley, appears as the de facto representative of communisation theory in the Anglophone world.

Adam C. Jones
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Essay
Data is dead labour, and from this they wish to generate a surplus of political value which they can reinvest into their own attempts at simulated political legitimacy.
After the interval: notes on attention
BY SPLINTER · 23 SEPTEMBER 2026
A small vocabulary for an unstable time
BY SPLINTER · 23 SEPTEMBER 2026
Augenblick
Short interventions, in the blink of an eye.
After the interval: notes on attention
BY SPLINTER · 23 SEPTEMBER 2026
A small vocabulary for an unstable time
BY SPLINTER · 23 SEPTEMBER 2026
Raphael Kalid
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Criticism
Cronenburg is savvy to acknowledge his participation in the same cathartic media spectacle hecritiques.
Thea Taylor
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Criticism
“Delhi is a gaping wound. And we’re a tiny band-aid on it.”

Jacob Seagrave
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Essay
How can we shift their thought-ending slogan No Farmers, No Food, No Future to the questions of What Farmers? What Food? What Future?

Billie Cashmore
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Essay
Transition has so far merely interpreted itself; the point, however, is to transform it.

Thea Taylor
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Review
To say capital appears as an ‘alien power’ over and against the real subjects of the social process is not a romantic critique of mediation, but a critique of humans' loss of control over these mediations.

Raphael Kalid
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Criticism
Cronenburg is savvy to acknowledge his participation in the same cathartic media spectacle hecritiques.

