Matthew Hyland, Author at Datacide

Matthew Hyland October 28, 2017August 10, 2024 0 Comments Class, riot, Working Class

ARMED COMPETITIVENESS – The Working Class gets Called up to Fight Itself: Notes on a Recruitment Crisis

ARMED COMPETITIVENESS – The Working Class gets Called up to Fight Itself: Notes on a Recruitment Crisis, Datacide 16.

2017 Articles Book Reviews Datacide 16

Matthew Hyland June 23, 2017November 10, 2024 0 Comments Association of Musical Marxists, Immanuel Kant, Unkant

EAT LIKE AN IDEALIST! The ASSASSIN – Association of Musical Marxists Reader (Book Review)

Review of the huge anthology/swansong of the Association of Musical Marxists, published by Unkant in 2015. Reviewed by Matthew Hyland in Datacide 16 (2017).

Articles Datacide 16

Matthew Hyland May 4, 2017December 22, 2017 0 Comments 2016, Brexit, Proletariat, United Kingdom, Working Class

Notes from Non-Existence – Brexit vs. the Proletariat

Your country’s dead man, but your continent is soiled – Triple Negative, Schengen Wasteman Jay Gould may or may not actually

Articles Datacide 15

Matthew Hyland March 6, 2017December 22, 2017 0 Comments Arthur Rimbaud, Chris Millard, self-harm

A Cry Against Help* & 13 Prostheses on Carelessness of the Self

Psycho-historian Chris Millard has described the clinical invention of ‘self-harm’ as a category so narrow that most cases actually treated

Articles Datacide 8

Matthew Hyland February 15, 2013August 25, 2018 0 Comments Antonio Negri, Autonomia, Autonomy, Brigate Rosse, Communism

Continuous Crisis – Historical action and passion in Antonio Negri’s Insurgencies

Judicial hermeneutics The truism that history is written by (or rather, on behalf of) conquerors is more respectable now than

1998 Articles Datacide 4

Matthew Hyland January 28, 2009July 25, 2024 0 Comments Autonomy, Communism, Negri

Plague in this Town – The Unfinished History of the Italian Autonomia

This article explores the historical struggles against capitalist control in Italy, focusing on the Autonomia movement’s tactics like self-reduction, political shopping, and illegal occupations. It highlights the state’s repression and manipulation of these social movements and the lingering questions about effective resistance.

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