Tiqqun

I can't get behind TNI's man-child piece (Jaleh Mansoor's rebuttal is definitely worth reading) but there is a sense that Tiqqun writes about the Bloom figure, gendered male, in a much more sympathetic manner.

Li os primeiros três capítulos e fui dando umas passadas nas páginas depois disso, sem paciência pra ler tudo.

Esquizo-literatura com as mesmas pretensões político-teóricas das últimas décadas recicladas pela trigésima vez. Nada além do esperado. Mas, se servir de consolo, tem uma ou outra frase citável que você pode colocar na sua página de perfil pra impressionar a galera. Se pá funciona.

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Read the first three chapters then skimmed through the rest as I didn't have the show more patience to read everything.

This is standard schizo-literature coupled with the same old political-theoretical pretensions of the last few decades, this time recicled for the thirtieth time. Don't expect anything new. I guess you could quote one or two sentences from this in your profile page if you want to impress someone. Maybe it will work. show less

Tiqqun's text titled "A Critical Metaphysics Could Be Born as a Science of Apparatuses" is actually the clearest and most understandable introduction to their ideas. Who woulda thunk?!