Category Archives: state of exception

Who Loves The Sun? (or aka Why I Hate Daylight Savings Time)

This is an attempt to outline some thoughts on daylight savings time (DST). I suggest that DST is, literally, the power of the state to change time itself. That is, our perception, demarcation, and the way in which we go … Continue reading Continue reading

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Examining Hardt + Negri’s “The Empire Trilogy” Part II: Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire

I have had a “change of Hardt” regarding “The Empire Trilogy.” Hardt & Negri’s (H+N) Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire is perhaps the best work of the trilogy. In this assessment I will discuss this change, … Continue reading Continue reading

Posted in 9/11, globalization, Political, sovereignty, state of exception

Globalize This! A Note to Self

Before moving forward today, let’s look at this politically incorrect Internet meme: You got it. Mass-marketed commodities like losing “big game” t-shirts, sweaters, hats, and so forth (along with all sorts of damaged goods Western consumers won’t touch) end up … Continue reading Continue reading

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