Social Philosophy | Fellow at @IfSFrankfurt | Cybernetic Capitalism (2025): https://teapaw.org/t.co/xYmnp9rqRI
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Open access: research.uvh.nl/ws/portalfil…
New!🎉
Only labor-power produces economic value, even though, economically, it's just another commodity, and ecologically, it's just another source of energy. What makes it special? Its unique capacity to refuse the transition from ecology to economy.
doi.org/10.1177/019145372614…
New!🎉
Only labor-power produces economic value, even though, economically, it's just another commodity, and ecologically, it's just another source of energy. What makes it special? Its unique capacity to refuse the transition from ecology to economy.
doi.org/10.1177/019145372614…
Now open access: "The Eco-Marxist Problematic: Value Between Economy and Ecology" in Symploke. How does ecological stuff become economic value? I survey various approaches: environmental and ecological economics, ecofeminist Marxism and value-form Theory.
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Jan Overwijk has recently featured on a Future Histories podcast episode where he discusses critical systems theory, sociologies of closure and openness, and cybernetic capitalism.
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ALT Future Histories Podcast Episode featuring: Cybernetic Capitalism: A Critical Theory of the Incommunicable by Jan Overwijk
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Went on a podcast with Jan Groos to talk about critical systems theory and cybernetic capitalism!
A new episode of Future Histories!
This time I talk to Jan Overwijk (@jlowijk) about his new book ‘Cybernetic Capitalism. A Critical Theory of the Incommunicable’ (out with @FordhamPress).
Full episode here:
futurehistories.today/episod…
#FutureHistories #Podcast
Jan Overwijk retweeted
A new episode of Future Histories!
This time I talk to Jan Overwijk (@jlowijk) about his new book ‘Cybernetic Capitalism. A Critical Theory of the Incommunicable’ (out with @FordhamPress).
Full episode here:
futurehistories.today/episod…
#FutureHistories #Podcast
Went on a podcast with Jan Groos to talk about critical systems theory and cybernetic capitalism!
A new episode of Future Histories!
This time I talk to Jan Overwijk (@jlowijk) about his new book ‘Cybernetic Capitalism. A Critical Theory of the Incommunicable’ (out with @FordhamPress).
Full episode here:
futurehistories.today/episod…
#FutureHistories #Podcast
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Join author @jlowijk for his book presentation on Cybernetic Capitalism at the Institut für Sozialforschung in Frankfurt, Germany.
⏰ 6pm CEST, 21st May 2025
Find more information here:
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Shop the book here 📚:
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ALT Book Presentation for Cybernetic Capitalism: A Critical theory of the incommunicable by jan Overwijk. On the 21st May 2025, 18:00 - 19:00 CEST, Institut fur Sozialforschung, Senckenberganlage 26, 60325 Frankfurt Germany
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"Jan Overwijk’s Cybernetic Capitalism...develops a 'critical systems theory' with which to demystify our sociopolitical juncture."
New in review, Marc Kohlbry reviews Jan Overwijk’s Cybernetic Capitalism, from @FordhamPress: criticalinquiry.uchicago.edu…
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Cybernetic Capitalism: A Critical Theory of the Incommunicable, by Jan Overwijk #NewRelease ow.ly/NbnM50UqX6T
🚨Cybernetic Capitalism is now out!🚨
It offers a social philosophy for the current age, detailing the cybernetic logic of neoliberal capitalism and radical-right reaction.
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It presents a new synthesis of Luhmann's systems theory and Frankfurt School style critical theory to think through the paradoxes of the present--between closure and openness, technics and politics, rationalism and irrationalism. Scandalous, I know. Curious to hear your thoughts!
Available at a 30% discount for those outside of North America when using the code "FFF24" here: combinedacademic.co.uk/97815…
