Tag: Paul Virilio

“Belief in the world”: The everyday politics of globalism

“Belief in the world”: The everyday politics of globalism

Against the brutal march of security we must formulate a way of being-in-the-world not based on fear but trust: a belief-in-the-world

14 June 2002 More
The cinema dream of war, or the artists’ violence

The cinema dream of war, or the artists’ violence

Many theories address the dematerialization of war between states. I want to address the dematerialization of life in society modeled on war

21 April 2002 More
Virtual war: An interview with James Der Derian

Virtual war: An interview with James Der Derian

Discussion between James Der Derian and Ian Douglas on power, virtuality, war and deterrence

24 August 1999 More
Motor-ethics

Motor-ethics

We must resist the Pure War of generalized amnesia secluding us in our homes

16 September 1998 More
Ecology to the new pollution

Ecology to the new pollution

If every technological advance carries its own accident, what price will be paid for the global information revolution?

1 January 1998 More
The illusion of liberation

The illusion of liberation

Speed as discipline finds its birth in the formative years of modernity, and as such is inextricably linked with it

20 November 1997 More
Calm before the storm: Virilio’s debt to Foucault

Calm before the storm: Virilio’s debt to Foucault

Dromocratic society cannot arrive absent disciplinary society

22 April 1997 More
We negate and we must negate because something in us wants to live and affirm — Friedrich Nietzsche