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Science and spirituality are not enemies.

Facing ethical disaster perhaps what we need isn't moral law but moral chaos.

Analysing the signs of everyday life.

Can architectural discourse rethink itself in terms of a radical emancipatory project?

The Reason for all Existence endeavours to explain why there is existence, rather than nothingness, by dissecting the fundamental principles/concepts of all existence, such as infinity, absolute zero and the ideas of good and evil.

An impassioned call to restore our integrity and sense of reality in a world reduced to numbers.

The Heart of the Hereafter can help to serve as a life review for the living.

We must transform our perception of our relationship with the Earth, if we ever hope to save ourselves from ecological disaster.

A controversial and radical study of the Bible portraying it as a political rather than religious book.

Analyzing the signs of everyday life.

A hard-nosed, logical, and skeptic non-materialist metaphysics according to which the body is in mind, not mind in the body.

Are you at a crossroads?

Written from the heart, this book has the power to lift the reader into another dimension.

How did Trump and Brexit go from laughable impossibilities to everyday reality?

By replacing hope and faith with adventure, The Last Night of our lives might finally become the first morning of an autonomous future.

A change is upon us, offering the opportunity to put personal fears aside and thrive.

A bold experiment in film theory for the digital era.

A collection of the site''s very best reviews on art, culture & theory.

Finding love, harmony and happiness balances biochemistry and belief, passion and peacefulness.

This books attacks the ideological foundations of capitalism, starting with the mystifications surrounding the idea of the market .

Levinas Unhinged presents philosopher Emmanuel Levinas as a metaphysician racked by the sensuous, and often terrifying, materiality of existence.

The five physical senses of seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touching have been held to underpin the complexity of human experience ever since Aristotle first theorised about how they worked.

In this diverse collection of sixteen essays, lectures, and interviews Graham Harman lucidly explains the principles of Speculative Realism, including his own object-oriented philosophy.

Understanding how Kate Middleton can be conceived in the current geopolitical situation

This book changes lives.

Modernity isn''t the realization of the Enlightenment but the forgetting of its culmination and self-critique, German idealism.

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Through speculative philosophy and lurid cultural objects, Slime Dynamics explores the muck of life as a darkly vitalistic substance.

A radical critique of existing institutions.

There is no absolute truth but there is absolutely everything
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This book explores small town austere Britain.

Why secular society cannot solve its biggest problems.

Universal human rights are intrinsically radical in espousing liberty, equality and fraternity for every single person.

What can a body do under capitalism?

Charting new directions for cultural theory and practice and offering alternatives to the project of neoliberal class restoration.

From William Blake through to Iain Sinclair, literature has sought to engage with and transform urban space.

In the time of ends, the most dangerous technology of nuclear weapons confronts us with a new philosophy of the future.

Tested in the fire of violent politics, financial chicken, depression, online sex and cynicism, comes a vicious love-letter to contemporary life.

Capitalism has become strange.

The ‘Cloud’, hailed as a new digital commons, a utopia of collaborative expression and constant connection, actually constitutes a strategy of vitalist post-hegemonic power, which moves to dominate immanently and intensively, organizing our affective political involvements, instituting new modes of enclosure, and, crucially, colonizing the future through a new temporality of control.

Are we really living in a shrinking world?

Against those who considerarchitecture to be a wholly optimistic activity, this book shows how the history of modern architecture is inextricably tied to ideas of failure and ruin.