... and future of feminist theory. The first of these frames the Dialectic as a utopian manifesto; the second poses it as a vanishing mediator; the third casts the contrast between Firestone's Dialectic and her second book, Airless Spaces (1998), as an allegory of the present; and the fourth presents...

... Isozaki thinks of as the “end of Utopia” in 1968—the end of the possibility of social revolu- tion and of planning in general, from society to space and the city—the apocalyptic Utopian manifestos of the 1960s were somehow implemented and brought into being unconsciously by the very force...

..., essays, and poetry by and for SOFFAs. Your SOFFA Voice could be understood as what Cait McKinney calls information activism, attempts at creating political collectivity through DIY communication and publication methods. While the poems, stories, and manifestos of Your SOFFA Voice were undoubtedly...

... their way from Berkeley, California.1 At first read, M2 seemed, somehow, important in its utopian plunge into the user-friendly future of better living not only through a chemistry left over from the 1960s, but also through per­ sonal computing, bio and nano technolo­ gies, virtual realities...

... development had seen bourgeois capitalism as a definite step forward from feudal aris­ tocracy. Capitalism had created sufficient wealth to place utopian Harmony within easy reach. The Communist Manifesto restated this theme, applying it to the creation of a class-conscious proletariat enabled to establish...

... annuls or transgresses the real to create, in the vertigo of alterity, the possibility of im­ possible worlds. Modernity s imagination is utopian imagination. When the certainty of the real and of the true breaks down, man, as Kant notes, be­ comes a citizen of two worlds: beyond the presuppositions...

... 5 kind of foreign trade, both profit and enjoyment For Marx, of course, the economic will be more than a metaphor when Weltliteratur puts in a surprise appearance in the Communist Manifesto...

... of Al-Gazzar to the utopian and almost mythical status given to surrealism in Egypt in the first half of the twentieth century. In addition, his works will be dealt with here as a reflection of the changing social and political context in Egypt at the end of the 1940s and during the 1950s. © 2010 Duke...

... . Stanford : Stanford University Press . Bloch Ernst Adorno Theodor 1988 . “ Something’s Missing: A Discussion between Ernst Bloch and Theodor W. Adorno on the Contradictions of Utopian Longing ”. In The Utopian Function of Art and Literature: Selected Essays , translated by Zipes Jack...

... art even of the simplest kind cannot be created. Still, art as a unifying principle in general edu­ cation must be upheld as a noble goal even by those who cannot help smiling at Sir Herbert s utopian confidence in our ability to redeem the robot. One must not lose hope, one must not give up efforts...

... cannot help smiling at Sir Herbert s utopian confidence in our ability to redeem the robot. One must not lose hope, one must not give up efforts, even if the road toward the accomplishment be long and bumpy. It is refresh­ ing to hear a man well in his seventies proclaim, in youthful cheerful­ ness: Art...

... . 2021 . “ Bitcoin Energy Consumption Index .” https://digiconomist.net/bitcoin-energy-consumption . DisCO . 2019 . “ If I Only had a Heart: A DisCO Manifesto .” https://disco.coop/manifesto/ . Engler Andrés Reynolds Kevin . 2021 . “ El Salvador to Create ‘Bitcoin City,’ Use...

... duration. Revolution as a Spectacle of the Unimaginable Unlike utopian narratives that paint pictures of a society of universal jus- tice, revolution generates an entirely di«erent kind of imagery, in which the role of the imagination proves extremely diminished. One of the ‘rst to note this image world...

... . https://www.tni.org/en/article/tying-up-goliath . Marantz Andrew . 2019 . Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation . New York : Viking . Nguyen C. 2020 . “ Echo Chambers and Epistemic Bubbles .” Episteme 17 , no. 2 : 141...

... as Therapists: Shelley and Keniston 343 Percy Bysshe Shelley. The psychologist: Kenneth Keniston. The youth element: the alienated. The mood: romanticism. Theodore Roszak suggests that Shelley s Defence of Poetry makes an excellent manifesto for the youth subculture.2 Shelley and today s youth believe the enemy...

... 28 , no. 2 : 139 – 40 . Coté Mark , Day Richard , and de Peuter Greig . 2007 . “ Utopian Pedagogy .” Review of Education, Pedagogy, and Cultural Studies 29 , no. 2 : 317 – 36 . Cunningham Stuart , and Craig David , eds. 2022 . Creator Culture . New York...

...: the issue of governance. Because of its fascination with the resistance practices of the new social movements and cultural communities, theory has basked in its ascetic morals and utopian projects while exhibiting a marked aversion toward questions of authority. However, an affirmative politics...

... University Press 2011 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Eric Cheyfitz What Is a Just Society? Native American Philosophies and the Limits of Capitalism’s Imagination: A Brief Manifesto...

... d’Ulm; or how even Badiou moved on from his Maoist-inspired books, significantly titledTheory of Con- tradiction and Theory of the Subject, to writing Manifesto for Philosophy in the name of a neoclassical return to Platonism. In fact, when it does not opt for the traditional format...

... subjectivation. Analysis attempts to compare discourses and manifestos to acts of coordination and mutual support in an effort to show that the “occupy the squares” phenomenon is multifarious and dynamic and that it challenges many of the certainties of oppositional movement (Left or anarchist). © 2012 Duke...