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Howard Slater December 22, 2016July 23, 2024 0 Comments Anti-Psychiatry, Félix Guattari, Gilles Deleuze, La Borde

Sincere Genesis – On Félix Guattari & Groups

For a left that rejects the party-form and in times in which the ‘soviet’ model of workers councils became less viable, the question of organization has proved problematic. Guattari, a life-long member of militant groups from the 60s onwards, never failed to address this issue of how we can ‘belong together’. This short text offers the rudiments of Guattari’s response as informed by his work as a maverick psychoanalyst and his ideas of a micro-politics that upsets long-held views of what it is to be an ‘individual.’

2016 Articles Datacide 15

Howard Slater July 19, 2016November 10, 2024 1 Comment Cominsitu, Guy Hocquenghem, Karl Marx, Popululation, Race Today, refugees, Robert Kurz, surplus population

LAST SURVIVORS OR FIRST MUTANTS? – Notes on Surplus Population

LAST SURVIVORS OR FIRST MUTANTS? – Notes on Surplus Population by Howard Slater from Datacide 15, published 2016.

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Howard Slater February 3, 2015 0 Comments Poetry

Incorrect Classification Possible

Untitled Maybe we could be lithe with the music be in its unknowable tones as substrate For ever diasporic as

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Howard Slater January 24, 2015February 21, 2015 1 Comment Cut-Up, Karl Marx, Matthieu Bourel, Poetry

Cut-Up-Marx 11-20

Cut-Up-Marx Eleven An element of capital Labour itself – Existence – Placed in and in the valorisation process The

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Howard Slater December 3, 2014December 3, 2014 0 Comments Cut-Up, Karl Marx

Cut-Up-Marx Nine

The method of plunder must be production There must be robbery There is a prevalent property The concentration could introduce

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Howard Slater July 11, 2014July 11, 2014 0 Comments Cut-Up, Karl Marx, Poetry

Cut-Up-Marx Seven

Communal capacity subordinated to social production The labour is not directly social and for society The individuals are now money

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Howard Slater June 22, 2014January 9, 2025 0 Comments Fiction, Pierre Guyotat

EARTH ‘A RUN RED: Impressionistic notes on Pierre Guyotat’s ‘Tomb for 500,000 Soldiers’

The intense novels of Pierre Guyotat, from Tomb for 500,00 Soldiers to the banned Eden Eden Eden, are a challenging read that draw upon his witnessing the atrocities of the Algerian Civil War. Here, Howard Slater, instead of attempting an impossible exegesis, offers a readers-report, an impressionistic mélange, of the latter novel, first published in France in 1967 and translated into English by Creation Books in 2003.

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