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Biocracy I
Bios: Biopolitics and Philosophy by Italian theorist Roberto Esposito has recently been taken up in English-dominated academic circles, following its translation into English in 2008. The book...
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Hybrids and Hummers
Hybrids and Hummers: A short rant that has very little to do with cars They say that the rich get richer while the poor get poorer. I have been having an interesting conversation with a friend,...
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Biocracy II
Biocracy II: a short and sweet theory post “How are we to comprehend a political government of life? In what sense does life govern politics or in what sense does politics govern life? Does it concern...
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Returning
The life of this blog began just over a year ago, but unfortunately had a short burst of activity followed by a long silence. This was in part because of my employment situation at the time, in the...
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thoughts on security discourse
At the moment I am writing a paper on the ways in which climate-induced migration is discussed in security literature. Security literature is quite new to me, but so far I have looked at the historical...
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Levinas
“Are there not, somewhere in the world, wars and carnage which result from these advatages? (of the West) Without us others, inhabitants of our capitals – capitals certainly without equality, but...
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brief, initial thoughts on ‘community’ in Falling Skies
*Spoiler alert* What is the vision of community – post-apocalyptic alien invasion – in Falling Skies? Falling Skies is glossy Hollywood Sci-Fi. Noah Wyle plays Professor Tom Ford, a historian who...
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