Collapse Patchworks

“‘The wasteland grows.’

Logistics is the logic of a postmodern future.

Transformative semalgebraic ontology posits transformation as “the primary ontological primitive: to be is to be transformable, and what we call entities are stable regions within fields of admissible variation”[1].

An objective justice as the measuring stick of civilisational progress succeeds an historical foregrounding of rights and morality, presupposing a set of criteria grounded by textual weight.

A sense of de ja vu descends as news reports and WHO bulletins produce a mixture of fear and calm mongering.

The Iranian conflict represents a dual eschatology, religious and material.

“A postmodern statecraft of increasing chaos and narrative dispersion is evolving in the context of an evolving and decaying American empire”[1].

The great othering of the multicultural project, to instantiate an abstract post-national identity upon primarily White Anglo-Saxon and European populations, alongside the growth of security-technological complexes through public intelligence agencies and…

The publicity of violence and the terror it spreads are one of the most potent means of establishing control of the public sphere, shaping its discourses and undermining dissent.

John Gray’s essay on post-liberalism in the New Statesman plums new depths of meaninglessness.