The Brutalitarian
In addition to being a wicked clever name, The Brutalitarian is a serial journal of essays, loosely maligned as “non-fiction”. Theory, though sometimes utterly rank with pretentiousness and as entertaining as watching Slavoji Zizek sweat under the hot lights of a lecture hall stage, (anyone? anyone?) is really the life-blood of thought and the stubborn super-ego of all writing. And so, Brute Press must take part. Although there is no set publication period for this series, it will be up-dated as regularly as we find folks with something to say, which will probably be fairly often. Not as crucially important as it is generally informative and thoughtful, this is not 120-proof theory, nor Diet Theory, but a very comfortable, refreshing, and libationary well-mixed Whiskey Theory Sour. Cheers.
Contents:
Nov. 9th, 2008: By Adam Rothstein: A Bit of Thought-Work on Intellectual Property
Jan. 17th, 2009: By Adam Rothstein: Walter Benjamin’s Blog
Feb. 20th, 2009: By Adam Rothstein: Producing: Production
May 1st, 2009: By Adam Rothstein: Nearing the Machines
May 31st, 2009: By Adam Rothstein: Just in Time for Cyber-Time
July 15th, 2009: By Adam Rothstein: The Sci-Fi Speculum
Oct. 1st, 2009: By Adam Rothstein: Letters to the Past
Oct. 1st, 2009: By Adam Rothstein: Atemporality and Marx’s World-History
All articles are available in PDF, ODF, and HTML. Follow the link, and see the header of each article for access to the other versions.
If you want to see the founding speech of The Brutalitarian, it’s over here now.
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Brutalitarian!