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Philosophy and Humanities
In-depth reflections on fundamental problems
Philosophy and Humanities
Hegel’s Enlightenment and the Dialectics of the Vulva
On superstition, Enlightenment, infection and feminism by Oxana Timofeeva
Music and Sound
Future Belongs to Outsiders
Two manifestos of outsider art and its significance for the arts and economics of future
CHANGES
Staging Gaia. Theatre, Climate and a Shift in Awareness
Bruno Latour and Frédérique Aït-Touati in conversation with Thomas Oberender. On their performance “Moving Earth”, Brecht’s “Life of Galileo”, Gaia as a character, immersion and new theater
PlusX
Friend Zone. On Archipelagic Writing and Slippery Institutions
On writing-with friends by Donna Schons, Jan Kunkel and Sebastjan Brank
Philosophy and Humanities
Keti Chukhrov. Epistemological Gaps between the Former Soviet East and the “Democratic” West
What impact had the political economy of socialist de-privatisation on the emergence of the new epistemes and ontologies of the Soviet?
Philosophy and Humanities
Building a Discourse of the Medial without Differentiating the Spheres of the Technological, the Natural, and the Human
Anastasia Zhilina explores possibilities of constructing a discourse of the medial that involves no essential distinction between the spheres of the technical, the natural, and the human
Art
This is Not Our First Language
How roles are distributed in female’s duos, why do we need conflicts and can we find a common language: conversation with Dorota Gawęda, Eglė Kulbokaitė, Janna Dolgova and Uliana Bychenkova
Портал/Portal
The Exquisite Corpse of Modernism
Andrey Shental on why we need the nuanced and politically engaged art critique in the multipolar world of total post-irony
Портал/Portal
Between Shit-Jobs and Care Work
Alla Mitrofanova on self-organisation, cultural labor and political activism in the post-Soviet area
Портал/Portal
Knowledge Is Being Performed
Marina Israillova studies (and experiences) the performance “What Is Actually Going On?” by Anya Kravchenko, Valya Lutsenko and Marina Shamova as an epistemological model
Портал/Portal
Political Dimensions of Cultural Praxis and Knowledge Production
Introduction to the series by Portal and syg.ma, containing contributions from activists and theorists from Germany and the post-Soviet area
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