Algorithms, Necropolitics, and the Ethics of the Passerby. With Achille Mbembe after the Exit from Democracy.
Using terms specific to Achille Mbembe's thought - especially the concepts of necropolitics, brutalism, and earthly community - my analysis brings together political philosophy, ecology, technology, anthropology, and metaphysics. Thus, it creates fertile ground for a new type of discourse, one that...
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Echinox Cultural Foundation
2025
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