transhistoria

transhistoria + sinestesia: estudios en poetica del tiempo y artes cognitivas

Revolución Cultural y Sexual

the dionysian underground

BACCHANAL! the cyber-nomadic journal of the dionysian underground : vol I issue i

INMEDIATISMO
Radio Sermonettes
Hakim Bey

ZONA TEMPORALMENTE AUTONOMA

PLEASURE :
Your Innate Guide to Good Health Mind Shift Institute

Valor y afecto

Toni Negri

¿De dónde viene todo esto? De un enemigo. Pero si para el enemigo es imposible medir el valor, para el productor de valor es irreal la propia existencia del que pretende medir el valor… Hay que destruir al enemigo a partir del afecto. Porque el afecto (la producción, el valor, la subjetividad) es indestructible.

ctrl [space] ... Rhetorics of Surveillance: from Bentham to Big Brother

In 1785, the British philosopher Jeremy Bentham
(1748-1832), founder of the doctrine of Utilitarianism, began working on a plan for a model prison called the panopticon. The signature feature of this design was that every one of the individual jail cells could be seen from a central observation tower which, however, remained visually inscrutable to the prisoners. Since they could thus never know for sure whether they were being watched, but had to assume that they were, the fact of actual observation was replaced by the possibility of being watched. As a rationalist, Bentham assumed that this would lead the delinquents to refrain from misbehaving, since in order to avoid punishment, they would effectively internalize the disciplinary gaze. Indeed, Bentham considered the panoptic arrangement, whereby power operates by means of the spatial design itself, as a real contribution to the education of man, in the spirit of the Enlightenment .