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Atemporality and Marx’s World-History

Atemporality and Marx’s World-History
By Adam Rothstein
Published in The Brutalitarian, by Brute Press
Oct.1st, 2009
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“No matter whose books we’ve read, we’re the children of capital; the love of speed is ingrained in us.”
- N+1
Certain things are [...]

Letters to the Past

Letters to the Past
By Adam Rothstein
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Oct.1st, 2009
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Dear 1959 (or thereabouts),
Somewhere across the limited expanse of your body, the poet Jack Spicer was mailing and receiving letters with James [...]

The Sci-Fi Speculum

The Sci-Fi Speculum
By Adam Rothstein
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July 15, 2009
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Today I had a vision—in it, Sci-Fi was dead.
Alright, so I’m feeling a strange essay coming on. It’s still a little hot [...]

Just in Time for Cyber-Time

Just in Time for Cyber-Time 
By Adam Rothstein 
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May 1st, 2009 
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Just in Time for Cyber-Time 
Neo: “Are you saying I can dodge bullets?” 
Morpheus: “I’m saying that when the time comes, you [...]

Nearing the Machines

Nearing the Machines
By Adam Rothstein
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May 1st, 2009
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When I was in New York I went to see Merce Cunningham’s Nearly Ninety performance at BAM, on his 90th birthday.  Actually, [...]

Brutalitarian Dedication

Welcome to The Brutalitarian
This is the theory center of Brute Press.   It is published on no regular cycle, as often as we can find willing contributors.  If you are interested in contributing, please see our About page for contact information.
Theory, for these purposes, is a very broad category.  Generally, one might call the essays that [...]

Producing:Production

By Adam Rothstein

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February 20th, 2009

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A man named Adrian Bowyer is building a machine, which is building a machine, which is building a machine…
It could [...]

Walter Benjamin’s Blog

By Adam Rothstein

 
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January 17th, 2009
 

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I sit.
 
I write.
 
I open a window, and through it, I edit my blog.
 
I read another’s blog.
 
I write a bit more.
 
I send an email.
 
Remembering a [...]

A Bit of Thought-Work on Intellectual Property

By Adam Rothstein
 
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November 9th, 2008 

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Intellectuals today are at an impasse.  It’s actually not as epochal as it sounds.  By intellectuals, I mean anybody who uses their brain, and by impasse, [...]