First episode of Critical Horizons – available on itunes. Relatively well-known essay by Krisis Gruppe, whom I’ve enjoyed visiting twice now for their annual seminar.
32 min
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Critical Horizons explores how the impersonal logic of value—the social form that structures modern life—shapes consciousness, culture, and the limits of social evolution. Through readings, dialogues,…
and interviews with scholars and independent thinkers, the series examines how our inherited forms of mediation constrain the emergence of new collective possibilities. Critical Horizons explores how the impersonal logic of value—the social form that structures modern life—shapes consciousness, culture, and the limits of social evolution. Through readings, dialogues, and interviews with scholars and independent thinkers, the series examines how our inherited forms of mediation constrain the emergence of new collective possibilities. Our purpose is to help make the critique of value publicly intelligible, opening a new horizon of understanding from which real social transformation can arise.