A posthuman feminist tracing the pulsations of this vibrant Earth through books and more-than-human kin. Organizes reading circles.
The Netherlands
Joined April 2009
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Ilk sezonda birbirini dinlemeyen, bagiris cagiris ve sessizlik icinde dert anlatan/yasayanlar ikinci sezonda iyice monologa dusmusler. Monolog bile basa is acar hale gelmis durumda. Duyanlari yok. Peri gibi izledik, dinledik her seyi. Muthis bir is cikarmis ekip. #birbaskadır
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Imtiyazlardan cok konusuyoruz ama berkun oya’in imkanlari bende olsa, yazdigi hangi monologu yazabilirdim. Muthis muthis.
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what a project! underwritingsouls.org/
an archive that examines the role of 'insurance' in the slave trade.
- if you dont know about the ship Zong, please google it
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The capitalist class will never give up if we don't force them into peace and an equitable future. And this is not a antiquated social paradigm but the only framework that can help you understand the insane levels of political violence around us.
Kyoto University Symposium 2026: "Geopolitics in the Time of Monsters"
Keynote 3 (Presentation 11): Prof. Radhika Desai
Professor Radhika Desai examines the crisis of world capitalism through her geopolitical economy approach. She argues that Western decline and China’s rise reflect a deeper struggle over production, imperialism and socialism. Drawing on Marx, Smith, Keynes and Gramsci, she challenges prevailing accounts of world war, fascism and neo-feudalism. The discussion explores artificial intelligence, Russia’s economic system, Trump’s tariffs and neoclassical economics, concluding with an exchange with Bill Mitchell on the left’s retreat from macroeconomic policy and the role of planning.
Radhika's Links:
Website: radhikadesai.com/
Books: radhikadesai.com/books/
Neutrality Studies Links:
Neutrality Studies Substack: pascallottaz.substack.com
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Time Stamps
00:00 Geopolitical economy and capitalism’s crisis
06:06 The changing world order
17:26 Imperialism, nations and development
27:45 Marx, monopoly and planned production
39:00 Neoliberalism and capitalism’s decline
50:37 Q&A: Keynes, AI and multipolarity
59:33 Russia, China and imperialism
1:19:17 Bill Mitchell: where the left lost its way
#Geopolitics #Imperialism #Capitalism #China #Neutrality
I'd rather read Annie Ernaux's Simple Passion and Getting Lost back to back for the rest of my life than read this book. If this is the best piece in her upcoming book, meh.
“We met on OkCupid,” Merritt Tierce writes. “He was a handsome, accomplished economics professor, and I was in New York for the shoot of an episode of the final season of ‘Orange Is the New Black,’ ” Merritt Tierce writes. Tierce is a novelist, a memoirist, and was a writer for the Netflix series. The economist was from that élite class of European men for whom it’s nothing to read two novels a week, for pleasure and erudition, in addition to going about high-level professional work, raising children, and practicing some intense sport. The two began an affair, which lasted months, until he told her, “You and I are not going to fall in love and that’s what you and I are looking for.” Tierce details the time they spent together, the concessions she made to remain in his life, and the ever-complicated calculus of modern dating: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/ai…
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This piece is from her book, A Life in Men, which will be published in May 2027. Good (or bad PR). Although the title suggests her insecurity, the article shifts the focus to the man rather than her, which then makes it a piece of revenge writing and a waste of my time.
“We met on OkCupid,” Merritt Tierce writes. “He was a handsome, accomplished economics professor, and I was in New York for the shoot of an episode of the final season of ‘Orange Is the New Black,’ ” Merritt Tierce writes. Tierce is a novelist, a memoirist, and was a writer for the Netflix series. The economist was from that élite class of European men for whom it’s nothing to read two novels a week, for pleasure and erudition, in addition to going about high-level professional work, raising children, and practicing some intense sport. The two began an affair, which lasted months, until he told her, “You and I are not going to fall in love and that’s what you and I are looking for.” Tierce details the time they spent together, the concessions she made to remain in his life, and the ever-complicated calculus of modern dating: newyorkermag.visitlink.me/ai…
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Ecology in Wynter: the world between plot and plantation
A little piece I wrote ages ago on Sylvia Wynter's ecology which has been stuck in the academic ether for a while - I hope it's useful to someone somewhere 🌱
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"Rivers on the Move," edited by Bathsheba Demuth, Mark A. Healey, Giacomo Parrinello, and Laurence C. Smith, explores the tension between ever-moving rivers and economic, social, and political desires for ecological stability. Read the intro for free now: buff.ly/hIKu2VD
ALT Cover of Rivers on the Move: Waterways in Human Life from the Ice Age to the Anthropocene by editors Bathsheba Demuth, Mark A. Healey, Giacomo Parrinello, and Laurence C. Smith. Cover features an aerial, map-like image of a winding blue and white river against a navy background. The river branches off into waterways resembling veins. The title is spaced out across the image in white uppercase and the subtitle is in smaller text at the bottom.
Soyle ozetleyeyim: yemeginizi yerler, fazla ve abarti bulurlar. Hakkinizda fazla verici, gosterisci, musrif diye konusurlar. Salak ya bu derler, haftaya yine gelirler.
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If you are interested in recent developments in Dutch-Turkish academic partnerships come check out:
nit-istanbul.org/event/nit-d…
I will be presenting my work on countermapping and storymapping Aegean olive landscapes!
Bu metin editore gelmemeli. Bu kadar duzeltme isteyen metin duzeltilirse yazarin dili kaybolur. Eger bir yazar bu kadar yanlis bir dille yazmaya kalkiyorsa yazar olma hevesi uzerine daha cok calismali. Ornegin ne/ ne kalibi gibi.
Yirmi yıllık Notos mutfağında en çok kırmızı kalem kullandık. Şimdi o kalemi size bırakıyoruz.
Paylaştığımız bu taslak metin dilbilgisi yanlışlarıyla, fazlalıklarla ve anlatım bozukluklarıyla dolu. İyi edebiyatın neleri dışarıda bıraktığını birlikte görelim istiyoruz.
Bir hafta boyunca en çarpıcı, en acımasız ve en nitelikli düzeltmeleri Notos sayfasında ağırlayacak, kırmızı kalemi en iyi kullanan beş okurumuza bir yıllık Notos aboneliği ve kendi seçeceği beş kitabı hediye edeceğiz.
Kırmızı kalem sizde. Metni kurtarmaya hazır mısınız?
Nasıl olacak?
• Görselin ekran görüntüsünü alıp telefonunuzdaki çizim araçlarıyla ya da çıktısını alıp kırmızı kaleminizle metin ekleyerek ve çizerek bu taslağı düzeltin. Yanlışları bulun, anlatım bozukluklarını çizin, cümleleri toparlayın. Sayfanın bütün boşluklarını kullanabilirsiniz.
• Düzenlediğiniz metnin görselini bu gönderiyi alıntılayarak paylaşın.
• Görseli 12 Kasım saat 20.00'ye kadar bizimle paylaşmalısınız.
• En iyi beş editör-okurumuzu 13 Kasım saat 20.00'de sosyal medya hesaplarımızdan duyuracağız.
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Yay! Decolonial Pluriversalism is out in paperback!
It offers a unique perspective on decolonial theories, political thoughts, aesthetics, and activisms, going beyond a postcolonial critique of eurocentrism.
Watch the video of the book launch here: youtube.com/watch?v=feSWWlyR…
