The book examines the misrecognition of “information wants to be free” within screen-mediated contexts. It analyzes how computational capital reshapes representation, finance, identity, and sociality from the mid-twentieth century onward.

This book explores how information, transformed into derivatives  surpasses reality in societal wealth and significance.

This book explores the transformative impact of linear writing and technical images on human culture and existence.

The book explores the breakdown of reasoned economic governance in Europe post-2008, highlighting the disconnect between evidence-based arguments and policymaking decisions.

The book offers a culmination of Deleuze’s career alongside his studies of cinema, painting, and music. It explores the nature of philosophy, science, and art as responses to chaos and challenges the…

The book provides a comprehensive analysis of financialization, assessing its societal implications, governmental policies, and proposing alternatives to mitigate its negative effects on the global economy.

The book explores Derrida’s deconstructive philosophy, critically challenging traditional European philosophical and literary traditions.

The book explores the enduring influence of Jacques Derrida’s seminal work across philosophy, literary theory, and the humanities, featuring critical analyses by prominent scholars.

The article examines alternative networks of scientific knowledge production, focusing on the climate skeptical blogosphere by identifying central blogs that challenge mainstream climate science through a scientific framing and contribute to the…

By treating attention as a commodity, the authors examine the impact of the media landscape, which is saturated with populist narratives and misleading stories, on democratic processes. They emphasize the importance of…