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By Oluwaseyi Bello & Petter Hübner "How can the man who, while worshipping Zeus the God of Companions, sees his neighbors in need and does not give them a dime-how can he think he is worshipping Zeus properly?" (Emperor Julian, Letter to Arsacius) The Discovery of the Other
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By João Paulo Lima Barreto[1] Translated by Adam Louis-Klein[2] Abstract: This article seeks to reflect on ontological conflicts between the indigenous model of knowledge and the dominant one, starting from an unpleasant (not to say, discriminatory) experience in 2009. Nonetheless, the event served as an embryo for the
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By Yuriditzi Pascacio Montijo Laura era una mujer que deseaba con todos sus sueños tener un hijo. A diario hacía búsquedas exhaustivas en línea para encontrar la mejor opción; entre métodos de fertilización in vitro y niños en adopción no podía decidirse. Un día de estos encontró una página especializada
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By Men In Red Translated by Hyacinthe d.l. Sinthomée Translator’s Note Here, you will find a selection of excerpts from my English language rendering of Radical Ufology: Manual for Autonomous Contact with Extraterrestrials, a 1999 exo-anarcho-theoretical manifesto from the Italian autonomist ufology collective, known as Men In Red
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By Edward P. Butler The following is an excerpt from the forthcoming book The Way of the Gods: Polytheism(s) Around the World, which is based upon the series of lectures I gave in the online course “Introduction to Polytheism” (INDICA Courses, 2021). In South America we find many and
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By Johannes Neurath[1] Over the last decades, the Wixaritari of Western Mexico have been protagonists of several high-profile ecological conflicts. Here I focus on the relationships between Wixaritari and non-indigenous activists. As an “expert” involved in many of these ecological conflicts, I observed that the Multinaturalist Wixaritari understood the
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By Adam Louis-Klein In ŠUM Journal for Contemporary Art Criticism, Edition #18 Generative Horizons, 2022 This experimental essay takes off from a methodology as well as spiritual vision I have developed or resuscitated[1] that I call Sky-Earth systems science (Louis-Klein 2021a,b).[2] Sky-Earth systems science is a method
By Calum Hazell[1] Abstract: In this paper, I will try to fabricate and then listen in on a conversation between David Lewis, François Laruelle, and Eduardo Viveiros de Castro. The nominated parameters of this conversation entail the logical status of Lewisian possible worlds and its ramifications for otherworldly counterparts,
By Petter Hübner Translated by Igor da Silva Livramento Abstract: The present text intends, through a Dionysian reading (in J. F. Rosenberg’s terms) of the Platonic pagan tradition, to establish the links between poetic-mathematical discourse, the construction of a world, and the transcendental apparatus, to then extract the consequences
By Didier Moulinier[1] Translated by Adam Louis-Klein Far from a rational, philosophical anthropology, defying the so-called “human” sciences, just as much at the margins of contemporary “theories of the subject,” non-Philosophy affirms a “Science of Man” grafted to the Real. Laruelle’s non-anthropological conceptualizations are already in place by
By Kaye Boesme So nearby, so far away, lies an oracular priestess, its program running, the abandoned tripod seat circling forever, dispensing data from afar. We waited so long — years: first the message sent out, traveling so long we thought perhaps it hadn't enough power to give us
By Kaye Boesme[1] Apollon who holds the steep cliffs, unfathomable, whose agalma is the edge of the event horizon at which light dissipates out, known and unknowable, an edge yet permeable, I pray to you, O beacon, O rainer of arrows whose bow sings, O God whose nectar is