Mary O’Neill

Translations

• 1968 and after

  Katja Diefenbach

• A Strategy of Deployment

  Ljubomir Bratić

• Aesthetic-emancipatory dispositives

  Andrei Siclodi

• Babblings from France or Babel in the Île-de-France

  Marc Hatzfeld

• Bourdieu’s Photography of Coevalness

  Christian Kravagna

• Conceptualizing autonomy, localizing instituting?

  Jens Kastner

• Critique and Category

  Isabell Lorey

• En Route to the "Summit of the Art of Sociology"

  Beatrice von Bismarck

• Europe – A Construction Site of Translation

  Ghislaine Glasson Deschaumes / Boris Buden

• From Rap to Slam: Music and Speech Intertwined

  David Querrien / Kevin Vrolant / Anne Querrien

• From Reason to Common Sense

  Hakan Gürses

• Photographs in Context

  Christine Frisinghelli

• Privateers in the Sea of Signs

  Tom Waibel

• Sociological Investigations

  Franz Schultheis

• The African Slave Trade and Slavery

  Françoise Vergès

• The Language of Things and the Magic of Language

  Kathrin Busch

• The Machine

  Maurizio Lazzarato

• The Misfortunes of the “Artistic Critique” and of Cultural Employment

  Maurizio Lazzarato

• The Political Form of Coordination

  Maurizio Lazzarato

• The “Good News” of Precarization

  Efthimia Panagiotidis

• Translating, Moving, Caring, Creating

  Anne Querrien

• Virtuosos of freedom

  Isabell Lorey

• Who are the greatest critics of the elk today

  Hakan Gürses

• Whose Universalism Is It?

  Nora Sternfeld

• “Everything for everyone!”

  Jens Kastner

• “Semiotic Pluralism” and the New Government of Signs

  Maurizio Lazzarato

• “What We Defend, We Defend For Everyone”

  Antonella Corsani