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• Vol. 19: Sense and Nonsense
• Vol. 18: Superior Empiricism
• Vol. 17: Ultrapolitics
• Vol. 16: Deleuze and Aesthetics
• Vol. 15: Bergson
• Vol. 14: Spinoza
• Vol. 13: Foucault
• Vol. 12: Materialism
• Vol. 11: Nietzsche
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• Vol. 9: Science
• Vol. 8: Nature
• Vol. 7: Nomads
• Vol. 6: Deconstruction
• Index to Vols 6-10
• Vols 1-5
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What is Materialism?

Volume 12: What is Materialism?
ISBN 1 897646 08 9

This volume is now out of print. However each contribution is now available below in PDF format. If you do not have a PDF file reader, you can get one here.

What is Materialism?:

I. Concepts

Some Figures of Matter – JEAN-MICHEL SALANSKIS
Physicalism – GRAHAM OPPY
The Decline of Materialism in the Name of Matter – FRANÇOIS LARUELLE

II. Entities

Review of Simondon (1966) – GILLES DELEUZE
Behold the Non-Rabbit: Kant, Quine, Laruelle – RAY BRASSIER
Perception, Judgment and Individuation – ANDREW BENJAMIN
Deleuzian 'Becomings' and Leibnizian Transubstantiation – MOGENS LAERKE
On the Nature of Things: Nietzsche and Democritus – NINA POWER
Individual and Individuality in Nietzsche – NUNO NABAIS

III. Practices

The Two Masks of Materialism – PAOLO VIRNO
Ontological Materialism and the Problem of Politics – AMALIA BOYER
Alain Badiou’s Theory of the Subject:
Part I. The Re-Commencement of Dialectical Materialism – BRUNO BOSTEELS
Gothic Materialism – MARK FISHER

Varia & Reviews:

The Ethic of Truths: Construction and Potency – ALAIN BADIOU
Review: Alain Badiou’s Ethics – SAM GILLESPIE