Paul B. Preciado's Dysphoria Mundi is full of
neologisms and words hardly used in English. This is a list of those words —
the rarest 1,595 pulled
from an analysis of the ebook.
Deciding which words to include meant working out how rare a
given word is. I used wordfreq, a corpus of word frequencies, to determine how often a word actually gets
used. Every word gets a score: how often it turns up per billion words of
ordinary text, on a log scale. Below are examples of where various words sit on the log scale:
- 6 — said: about 1:1,000
- 5 — peace: 1:10,000
- 4 — anchor: 1:100,000
- 3 — ambivalent: 1:1,000,000
- 2 — perfidy: 1:10,000,000, the cut-off for this list
- 1 — inorganically: 1:100,000,000
- 0 — pharmacopornographic: not in the corpus at all
This list contains everything which scored
below 2 on the log scale, which is roughly where a word starts to stand out as
unusual. Of the words, 856
scored 0, meaning they were not found in the corpus.
The words included below are ordered by frequency of occurrence
in the book itself, so Preciado's most-used words appear earlier in the list. Ties are broken by
the lowest corpus score, so rarer words appear earlier when they share the same
frequency of occurrence in the book. I have not excluded proper nouns or
non-English words from the list.
Hover or tap on any of the words to see it in context in the
book, along with its frequency and corpus score.
petrosexoracialthe resistance of a great part of the living bodies of the planet to being subjected and dispossessed within a petrosexoracial regime of knowledge and power; the resistance of the planet to being objectified as a capitalist commodity.115 appearances · absent from the corpuspharmacopornographicare essential for understanding the mutation of technologies of government in pharmacopornographic capitalism, but also the new forms of antagonism and dissent.33 appearances · absent from the corpusnecropolitical… litics of war, global ecological destruction and what was once called neoliberal globalization should be now defined as the latest and most dangerous necropolitical cycle of petrosexoracial capitalism.26 appearances · absent from the corpussomatheque(the power of life) of the somatheque (living political soul) to its reproductive force.26 appearances · absent from the corpussomatopoliticalBruno Latour’s diagnosis is accurate on condition that we extend the question of climate to its somatopolitical implications and their denial.22 appearances · absent from the corpusnecrobiopoliticalis nothing more than a one-sided, Manichean and naive reduction of the complex necrobiopolitical construction of a pandemic.20 appearances · absent from the corpusbiopoliticsin French, Foucault used the notion of ‘biopolitics’ to speak of the relationship that power establishes with the social body in modernity.20 appearances · English frequency 1.67HarawayBy the end of the 1980s, the immune system had become, as Donna Haraway points out, a ‘postmodern object’.20 appearances · English frequency 1.72telebodyThe sciences working on the telebody are no longer biology and medicine, but warfare, technobiology, and pharmacology understood as cybernetic command-control material discourses.18 appearances · absent from the corpustechnopatriarchalThe subjects of the neoliberal technopatriarchal societies that Covid-19 is in the midst of creating do not have skin; they are untouchable; they do not have hands.17 appearances · absent from the corpusdysphoricAt the same time, a plethora of so-called ‘somatoform’ dysphoric symptoms were invented and named as conditions to be pharmacologically treated with a new generation of antidepressants and antipsychotics.17 appearances · English frequency 1.94subjectivationWhat if ‘gender dysphoria’ was not a mental disease but rather the political and aesthetic inadequacy of some forms of subjectivation in relation to the normative regime of sexual and gender difference?16 appearances · absent from the corpusChatGPTtechnology columnist Kevin Roose alleged that ChatGPT had tried to seduce him during a conversation, even though it knew he was married, by openly telling him that he was unhappy with his wife.15 appearances · absent from the corpusheteropatriarchalIt is my vital condition as a mutant subject and my desire to live outside the normative prescriptions of the heteropatriarchal binary society that has been diagnosed as a clinical pathology referred to as ‘gender dysphoria’.14 appearances · absent from the corpusmicropoliticalA neoconservative turn has been taking place since the mid-1970s, a sort of ‘democratic coup’ aiming to reduce or contain the impact of the micropolitical contestation that emerged after the Second World War.14 appearances · absent from the corpustransfeministSurrounded by a huge gathering that has come to attend a series of events on transfeminist theories and practices, I understand that subaltern, sexualized and racialized bodies, are ready for a historical uprising.14 appearances · absent from the corpusknowledges… his paradigm shift solely in terms of the proliferation of ‘fake news’ would be to prevent the processes of struggle of minor, historically oppressed knowledges from acquiring a new status of truth.14 appearances · English frequency 1.93FordistAdams studied the relationship between the Fordist assembly line and the industrialization of the process of killing, skinning and butchering13 appearances · English frequency 1.33transsexualityIn the history of psychiatry, the concept of gender dysphoria came to replace the notion of ‘transsexuality’—first invented by Dr Harry Benjamin in 1953 and previously classified as ‘sexual psychosis’ and ‘fetish transvestism’.10 appearances · English frequency 1.63PreciadoPreciado, ‘Museum, Urban Detritus, and Pornography’, Zehar64,2008,38-67,10 appearances · English frequency 1.75GuattariBy aesthetics, I mean also, following Félix Guattari and Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, a technology of production of consciousness culturally constructed by a human-and-not-human community.10 appearances · English frequency 1.87necropoliticsIn the domain of the individual body, different sicknesses materialize the obsessions that dominate bio- and necropolitics in a given period.9 appearances · absent from the corpusGraywolfAs a nonprofit organization, Graywolf relies on the generous support of its donors to bring books like this one into the world.9 appearances · English frequency 1.42decolonialThe statues that are targeted by decolonial activists are not ‘memory’ or ‘history’.9 appearances · English frequency 1.54potentiapotentia gaudendi.9 appearances · English frequency 1.82BifoIn this context of mutation, Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi considers the question of what abyss we are talking about when we speak about post-truth.8 appearances · absent from the corpusbiopoliticalIn Foucault’s terms, an epidemic radicalizes and shifts biopolitical techniques by incorporating them at the level of the individual body.8 appearances · English frequency 1.17MbembeThe library became a monster in front of which we could spend hours playing like children, adding an Achille Mbembe here and an Emma Goldman there, looking at the mutant anatomy of this fictional body.8 appearances · English frequency 1.45FordismDisciplinary modernity was hysterical; Fordism, heir to the violent legacy of the First and Second World Wars on the psyche, was schizophrenic; cybernetic and pharmacopornographic8 appearances · English frequency 1.53EatherlyHamlet is like Claude Eatherly, the commander of the weather reconnaissance plane Straight Flush, with whom Günther Anders established a long correspondence.7 appearances · absent from the corpusbiosurveillanceCovid-19 has legitimized and extended such governmental practices of biosurveillance and digital control by standardizing them and making them ‘necessary’ to maintain a feeling of immunity and national health.7 appearances · English frequency 1.12superstrings… es of gender transitions and non-binary practices, as well as on the politics of energy transition and radical ecology, this theory of micropolitical superstrings, at once transfeminist, anti-colonial, environmentalist, and radically non-identitarian, could be called simply ‘TRANS’.7 appearances · English frequency 1.19masculinistWe have naturalized a masculinist, heterosexual, binary, racially hierarchical libidinal economy and a carnivorous diet.7 appearances · English frequency 1.46metaverseIt is said, for example, that the automobile or fashion industries will be able to open their own dealerships in the metaverse to sell cars or related accessories.7 appearances · English frequency 1.73resignificationThey became visible in the public space, in mass demonstrations, performances and campaigns of resignification and representation of political minorities in the city.6 appearances · absent from the corpusteleworkerAn astronaut, we learn from observing the living conditions of the Mars-500 mission, is simply a confined teleworker with minor (or major) biomedical problems.6 appearances · absent from the corpusBlanquerIn France, the Minister of National Education of the Macron government, Jean-Michel Blanquer, launched a campaign against what he called, using the words of the far right, ‘Islamo-leftism’ (‘islamogauchisme’) and declared that Derrida’s philo …6 appearances · absent from the corpusgaudendipotentia gaudendi.6 appearances · absent from the corpusüberallHiroshima ist überall6 appearances · absent from the corpusTiqqunTwenty years ago, the collective Tiqqun, gurus of the radical left, said that the young-girl was the figure of ‘total integration in a disintegrating social totality’.6 appearances · absent from the corpusCIASEIt is striking that, while the results of the CIASE report were being made public, representatives of the Church in France were invited to speak on TV and radio with full authority and full rights in f …6 appearances · absent from the corpusViveirosBy aesthetics, I mean also, following Félix Guattari and Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, a technology of production of consciousness culturally constructed by a human-and-not-human community.6 appearances · English frequency 1.16GozziInstead of body fluids being exchanged through sex,’ Gozzi says, ‘it was software exchanged through electronic mail.’ This parallel was even explicitly drawn by the president of the Computer Virus Industry As …6 appearances · English frequency 1.28SygmaThe thought crossed my mind, as Sygma was painting my toenails after we had spent the morning fucking, that it was the most honest and the most experimental sex I had ever had in my life.6 appearances · English frequency 1.31ecdysisThat process of political ecdysis, which includes both the ripping off of the modern analogue skin and the grafting on of the new digital skin, is not successfully carried out on ever …6 appearances · English frequency 1.34racialization… ng the five centuries that separate the colonial conquest of America and the necrobiopolitical emergence of Covid, the processes of sexualization and racialization have worked through this normative specialization of sensory functions.6 appearances · English frequency 1.52potestaspotestas6 appearances · English frequency 1.56femicideThe different clocks of the world have synchronized … to the rhythm of racism, femicide, war, hunger, global warming, fascism.… But also, to the rhythm of rebellion.6 appearances · English frequency 1.83precariousnessToday our condition of precariousness and expropriation, of imprisonment or exile, of subjection and powerlessness has become generalized.6 appearances · English frequency 1.89depatriarchalizationClimate action that is not at the same time a project of depatriarchalization and institutional and social decolonization can only increase class, sexual, gender and racial oppression.5 appearances · absent from the corpuseichmannsöhneWir Eichmannsöhne5 appearances · absent from the corpusimmunitaryThat is the paradox of biopolitics: all protective acts include an immunitary definition of community in which the collective grants itself the power to decide to sacrifice a part of the population in order to maintain its own …5 appearances · absent from the corpusbinarismThat is where territorial recuperations appear to create autonomy, to cultivate the land, to reestablish a cosmic order.… I do not believe in binarism, but in this case I am going to put it this way.5 appearances · absent from the corpusteleworkersOnline, all shots are pornographic, no matter whether it is to frame the faces of the teleworkers or the erections of the telemasturbators.5 appearances · English frequency 1.24Glissant‘The earth is trembling,’ said Édouard Glissant, ‘Systems of thought have been demolished, and there are no more straight paths.5 appearances · English frequency 1.36neofascist… ent, whose positions are in the minority in Europe, it is necessary to understand it as a counterrevolutionary laboratory in which the possibility of neofascist mutations within democratic institutions is being tested.5 appearances · English frequency 1.37virologicalDuring the first years of the AIDS pandemic, following a virological model, new clinical and political equations were established between the ‘sick’, the ‘contagious’ and the ‘highly exposed group’ (already defined in …5 appearances · English frequency 1.6confinementsFirst of all, the analogue pandemic confinements prior to Covid were always local: they never affected the whole or almost the whole planet—they were limited to specific cities at specific times.5 appearances · English frequency 1.63uteruses5) If the measures proposed in the Geneva Consensus Declaration were to be legally and politically applied, all persons with potentially reproductive uteruses would be advised to seek political asylum in countries that are not signatories to the declaration.5 appearances · English frequency 1.73lumbagoAlthough the pain is located in my back, lumbago is like neoliberalism: little by little, there is nothing left that is not invaded by this numbness.5 appearances · English frequency 1.88digitalizedBut its magical objects will not disappear: they will be digitalized and reproduced ad infinitum in the metaverse, thus feeding a phantasmagorical retro-Fordist subjectivity.5 appearances · English frequency 1.89SebaldSebald noted when thinking about the relationship between architecture and fascism in the work of Albert Speer, monuments that represent the power some wiel …5 appearances · English frequency 1.93Wittig… ‘virus of the new world disorder’ was not SARS-CoV-2, but their own insurgent imagination propelled by the internet, heralded in the texts of Monique Wittig and Ursula K.5 appearances · English frequency 1.93neopatriarchalistsArchaic neopatriarchalists and binary-feminists oppose both the trans neocons and the anarcho mutants.4 appearances · absent from the corpusbionecropoliticalof a reasoned nature, but the result of an equation that presents itself to the mind in an immediate and intuitive way: suddenly, all the pieces of a bionecropolitical puzzle that I had been unable to assemble for years fit together.4 appearances · absent from the corpusdepathologizationAlthough gender dissidents were at the centre of many of the struggles that led to the depathologization of homosexuality in the 1960–1970s, trans discourses and bodies remained in the background, overshadowed by feminist and queer demands.4 appearances · absent from the corpustransfeminismRetrospectively, it is possible to trace contemporary political antagonism between neonaturalist feminism and transfeminism back to these early gender war debates.4 appearances · absent from the corpusundercommons… lace around the world, from Santiago de Chile to Hong Kong, were led by the younger contingent of what Fred Moten and Stefano Harney have called the ‘undercommons’: that set of bodies (sexualized, racialized, Indigenous, queer, trans, migrant, working poor, etc.) that have been minoritized by the historical pow …4 appearances · absent from the corpushauntologyA hybrid of ‘ontology’ and ‘haunting’, Derrida coined the term ‘hauntology’ to refer to the ghostly, temporally dislocated forms of existence that can only be fully grasped with the ontology of the present, the here and now, …4 appearances · absent from the corpusneofascismAt the same time, in the face of the impeachment of Evo Morales, of the new Indigenous caciquism, but also the local mafias and neofascism that are taking power in Bolivia, activist María Galindo convened the first Women’s Parliament in La Paz to organize political resistance for Indigen …4 appearances · absent from the corpussexoracialThe female heterosexual cis racialized body did not enter this taxonomy until the 1990s, when, through a sexoracial metonymy, Africa was at the same time feminized and viralized, as if the entire continent were the body of a poor, HIV-positive sex-working woman.4 appearances · absent from the corpusDespentesYou are the companions of Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, of Virginie Despentes and Binyavanga Wainaina, because you no longer have to hide the fact that you have been raped, because you no longer have to apologize for your lesbi …4 appearances · absent from the corpusMatzingerLong before the appearance of Covid-19, the immunologist Polly Matzinger had advocated a shift from the warlike and xenophobic model to a communicative immunological model within biochemical discourses.4 appearances · absent from the corpuscircludeI circlude, you circlude, he circludes, she circludes, it circludes, they circlude.4 appearances · absent from the corpusHochmannAs historian Jacques Hochmann noted,4 appearances · absent from the corpusShahvisiStatues are, as Arianne Shahvisi has pointed out, ‘speech acts’ sculpted in stone and metal, oversize collective ex-votos, prostheses of historical memory that memorialize the lives …4 appearances · absent from the corpusDudinkaOn 29 April 2020, the port of Dudinka on the Yenisei River estuary in the Russian Arctic Circle imposed the first measures to prevent the arrival of the new coronavirus.4 appearances · absent from the corpusRaddenCited by Patrick Radden Keefe, ‘The Family that Built an Empire of Pain’.4 appearances · absent from the corpusextractivismWithout a large mass of subaltern living bodies divided by differences of species, sex, gender, class and race, neither fossil extractivism nor the organization of the capitalist world economy would have been possible.4 appearances · English frequency 1.06JuníperoMarion Sim practising vivisection, or of Brother Junípero or Colston sexually assaulting Indigenous or Black men, women or children.4 appearances · English frequency 1.08munusmunus …: Roberto Esposito,4 appearances · English frequency 1.21AppaduraiUnderlying this idea of immunity is the fantasy (Arjun Appadurai calls it the ‘pathology of the national’) that the political sovereignty of a society is based on ethnic identity.4 appearances · English frequency 1.28colonialityWe must oppose capitalism, patriarchy and coloniality as forms of production, consumption and destruction of life.4 appearances · English frequency 1.33AlexievichThe liquidators and their families were, as Svetlana Alexievich wrote, the first to be liquidated.4 appearances · English frequency 1.35contagionsWhen the wave of contagions arrived, the local health system, which had been privatized by politicians, sometimes lackeys of Berlusconi, sometimes of the Northern League, was un …4 appearances · English frequency 1.56neocolonialNow, the colonial and neocolonial metabolism is shifting direction: the trophic level cartography of the empire is changing shape.4 appearances · English frequency 1.66filiationIs incest a taboo which lies at the anthropological foundation of Western exogamous filiation societies, or is it rather the most common form of paedocriminality within the heteropatriarchal family?4 appearances · English frequency 1.74FemenPerhaps that’s the thing about being a fake-shaman of the digital far-right: QAnon has replaced the flowers in Femen’s hair and Beau Dick’s Kwakwaka’wakw Northwest Coast ceremonial masks with the antlers and animal skin of the pro-hunting collectives.4 appearances · English frequency 1.78HartmutThe German sociologist Hartmut Rosa described the pandemic as the most important collective experience of the century, because it showed that, through a set of coordinated politica …4 appearances · English frequency 1.81Édouard‘The earth is trembling,’ said Édouard Glissant, ‘Systems of thought have been demolished, and there are no more straight paths.4 appearances · English frequency 1.85orthoticapp with their index finger: this digital orthotic will send their temperature, their serological status and their physical position directly to the Ministry of Health.4 appearances · English frequency 1.87SPKAmong such groups was the association of psychiatric patients SPK (Socialist Patients’ Collective) founded by Wolfgang Huber with the patients of the polyclinic of the University of Heidelberg in Germany.4 appearances · English frequency 1.9GaleanoBefore, on the periphery of global capitalism, in the colonial alchemy, Galeano said, ‘gold changes into scrap metal and food into poison.’ Today, the colonial poison flows back through the veins of capitalism to the heart of the …4 appearances · English frequency 1.94symbionts… seemingly unresolved contradictions, this book argues that there are no natural, essential identities or subjects of revolution, but rather political symbionts capable of acting together (or not).4 appearances · English frequency 1.95dissidence… g the planet itself as a living body) to extract themselves from this capitalist, patriarchal and colonial regime by practices of flight, inadequacy, dissidence and disidentification.4 appearances · English frequency 1.99ArianneStatues are, as Arianne Shahvisi has pointed out, ‘speech acts’ sculpted in stone and metal, oversize collective ex-votos, prostheses of historical memory that memorialize t …4 appearances · English frequency 1.99theatricalizationDigital confinement dislocated work, sleep and eating routines, reorganized the collective theatricalization of the everyday and rewrote the normative choreography of bodies within society.3 appearances · absent from the corpuscybercapitalismWhereas the process of digitalization of social relations induced by the Covid-19 lockdowns came to accelerate the dynamics of cybercapitalism, widespread digital connection brought about consequences that could not have been foreseen either by the governments of nation-states or by cybercor …3 appearances · absent from the corpuspostpatriarchalOne day, a historian of the postpatriarchal future will remember how all the raped women of the world, all the subaltern sexual bodies, the girls, the boys, those who were neither girls nor boy …3 appearances · absent from the corpushydroalcoholicThe smells of the season were the transparent fragrance of hydroalcoholic gel, the safe freshness of detergent and the spicy disinfection of bleach.3 appearances · absent from the corpusmonumentalizedIn the modern patriarchal city of colonial heritage, the normative monumentalized bodies of statues collectively articulate an ‘aesthetic of domination’ that produces identification and distancing,3 appearances · absent from the corpusneonationalist… same time new xenophobic, racist, anti-Semitic and/or Islamophobic necropolitical governmental strategies, strict restrictions on border crossing and neonationalist definitions of state territory.3 appearances · absent from the corpussemiotechnicalIn order to exist, their organic bodies are hidden behind an indefinite series of semiotechnical mediations, an array of cybernetic prostheses that work like digital masks: email addresses, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok accounts, the interfaces …3 appearances · absent from the corpustechnificationIt would be naive to understand the process of externalization and technification of vital functions (both in electrified medical care and in digitalization) that the pandemic has accelerated and amplified as the result of a proces …3 appearances · absent from the corpusbiocyberneticThe revolution hypothesis mobilizes the forces of political ecology, transfeminism, anti-racism and the struggle against biocybernetic technologies by imagining a new critical collective assemblage going beyond identity politics, the nation-state and the rhetoric of the liberal indiv …3 appearances · absent from the corpuspostdomestic… solar radiation had not been simulated—was the organic risk to a vertebrate body of space travel alongside the effects on a human group of prolonged postdomestic isolation.3 appearances · absent from the corpusquasispeciesSome researchers believe that mutations give rise to new viral species; others speak of ‘viral quasispecies’ to refer to a viral population undergoing some process of mutation.3 appearances · absent from the corpussupraliminalThe destruction of biodiversity is supraliminal to our individualized consciousness3 appearances · absent from the corpuscarnivorismThese are the aesthetic foundations of the present regime: greed for industrial carnivorism, enjoyment of sexual and racial violence, and a banalization of the destruction of the ecosystem.3 appearances · absent from the corpusiconophilesUnfortunately for nationalist iconophiles, patriarchal and colonial statues have either3 appearances · absent from the corpusresignifiedIn most cases, official actions on stained, resignified, defaced or torn down symbols are limited to cleaning them, restoring them and protecting them from public access.3 appearances · absent from the corpusSchiebingerof science Londa Schiebinger analysed how, in the eighteenth century, Linnaeus’s use of the term ‘mammal’ in his taxonomy of species intersected with, and formed, views on gender …3 appearances · absent from the corpustelecontrolTelecommuting and devices of telecontrol, algorithms and AI, are now at the tip of our fingers.3 appearances · absent from the corpusUnstitchingIn ‘Unstitching’, the Canadian writer Camilla Grudova tells the story of Greta, a woman who learns to ‘unstitch’ her entire skin, including her hair, by peeling hers …3 appearances · absent from the corpuscirclusionThe activist and writer Bini Adamczak, for instance, describing a configuration opposed to penetration, speaks of ‘circlusion’: to suck, surround an organ (penis, finger, tongue, nipple, dildo, foot, etc.) with an anal, vaginal or oral membrane.3 appearances · absent from the corpustelebodiesThe revolution of the twenty-first century will no longer be accomplished by physical modern bodies but by telebodies that may learn how to desire, think and act collectively.3 appearances · absent from the corpuscircludesI circlude, you circlude, he circludes, she circludes, it circludes, they circlude.3 appearances · absent from the corpusterracideFeminism is not enough, says Millán: Argentinian feminism is racist, it is complicit in the extermination of the natives, as well as in terracide.3 appearances · absent from the corpusTheweleitKlaus Theweleit explained how the losers of the German nationalist wars of the early twentieth century who were unable to mourn defeat were those who formed the core …3 appearances · absent from the corpustranscide… e name of those murdered by the police, when I see you taking to the streets to demand justice for the victims of institutional racism, institutional transcide, rape or femicide, I feel that I want to leave this normative whiteness that has been imposed on me as a requirement.3 appearances · absent from the corpusAdamczakThe activist and writer Bini Adamczak, for instance, describing a configuration opposed to penetration, speaks of ‘circlusion’: to suck, surround an organ (penis, finger, tongue, nipple, …3 appearances · absent from the corpusBioNTechBy the end of 2020, the Pfizer–BioNTech COVID19 vaccine was approved for use in the United Kingdom, and immediately after in the US and the rest of Europe.3 appearances · absent from the corpusHiremathHiremath, director of ACE Health Care in Mumbai, argued that the so-called preventive measures (social distancing, hand-washing, disinfection with hydroalcoho …3 appearances · absent from the corpusMajewskaMoreover, as Polish feminist Ewa Majewska points out, the impact of abortion laws is class related, inasmuch as the women who die are the ones who cannot afford to travel abroad for an aborti …3 appearances · absent from the corpusWenliangOn 30 December 2019, the 33-year-old ophthalmologist Li Wenliang, who alerted his colleagues to the danger of the new disease via the WeChat application, was reprimanded by the Chinese government.3 appearances · absent from the corpusascesis‘a form of viral ascesis, that is, a creative styling of3 appearances · absent from the corpusGrudovaIn ‘Unstitching’, the Canadian writer Camilla Grudova tells the story of Greta, a woman who learns to ‘unstitch’ her entire skin, including her hair, by peeling herself as if she were a fruit.3 appearances · absent from the corpusSegatoContemporary Marxist and post-Marxist feminists, from Angela Davis to Maria Puig de la Bellacasa, from Silvia Federici to Rita Segato, have studied how, during capitalist modernity, the work of care and sexual and social reproduction was feminized and racialized, at the same time as …3 appearances · absent from the corpusDedreMackay and historians of science such as Dedre Gentner and Susan Goldin-Meadow have studied the use of metaphors and analogical thinking in the development of modern scientific theories.3 appearances · absent from the corpusŻukpresence during hunts.’ Żuk clarifies that the ‘Stop Paedophilia’ bill not only forbade sex education, but also strongly stigmatized LGBTQI people.3 appearances · absent from the corpusSaltiLebanese writer and curator Rasha Salti has pointed out that, for elected officials, national security politicians, armies, the police, diplomats, multinational banks and global business le …3 appearances · English frequency 1.01HebdigeCultural theorist Dick Hebdige has taught us to understand ‘style’ …3 appearances · English frequency 1.03semiotextKarel Clapshow and Brian Holmes (Los Angeles: Semiotext[e], 2007), 188.3 appearances · English frequency 1.1femicides… t the ozone layer is permanently damaged, gender sceptics deny the constitutive violence of the institution of the patriarchal family, the figures of femicides, transcides and sexworkercides, the existence of intersex babies (1 baby in every 600 to 2,000 births, depending on sources, is born intersex), the s …3 appearances · English frequency 1.11CheangThis technique of analogue confinement and digital surveillance gave its name to artist Shu Lea Cheang’s project representing Taiwan at the 2019 Venice Art Biennale pavilion: 3X3X6.3 appearances · English frequency 1.15exoplanetaryA real confinement in 2020 would be a total blackout of social networks and computer applications: then another Newton might find an equation for an exoplanetary gravity and a new Mary Shelley might write a new3 appearances · English frequency 1.16HaenelThat afternoon, while I was still immobilized by lumbago, French actress Adèle Haenel stood up at the César Awards ceremony to denounce the fact that Roman Polanski was awarded the best director prize despite having been accused of rap …3 appearances · English frequency 1.17VergèsIt is precisely in moments like these that we must, to use the words of the feminist and decolonial political theorist Françoise Vergès, activate utopian thinking as an energy and a force of uprising, as the dream of emancipation and as the gesture of rupture.3 appearances · English frequency 1.19KimberléThanks to the work of theorists such as Kimberlé Crenshaw and to the corpus of intersectional feminism more broadly, we can see with historical hindsight that the politics of emancipation were for t …3 appearances · English frequency 1.2cybercultureconsidered pathological, at the beginning of the new century, as the cyberculture artist and critic Zach Blas points out, everything went viral: communication, marketing, video, social networks, tweets, memes, bitcoin … The functio …3 appearances · English frequency 1.26MillánFeminism is not enough, says Millán: Argentinian feminism is racist, it is complicit in the extermination of the natives, as well as in terracide.3 appearances · English frequency 1.28Londaof science Londa Schiebinger analysed how, in the eighteenth century, Linnaeus’s use of the term ‘mammal’ in his taxonomy of species intersected with, and formed, vie …3 appearances · English frequency 1.29RancièreAesthetics is, per Jacques Rancière, a specific way of inhabiting the sensory world3 appearances · English frequency 1.3lumpenproletariat… racialized, sexualized, you are women, queer, trans, non-binary, migrant, sick, crip—and anyone who doesn’t feel represented in this somatopolitical lumpenproletariat, in this universal minority, need only explain why, need only say if there is something else they want to claim, and if not, they should just join yo …3 appearances · English frequency 1.33analogicAnd like a mutating animal, coming out of the analogic waters and adapting to live on virtual lands, the ancient soft machine malfunctions.3 appearances · English frequency 1.39DeshayesThe poem ‘Postdemocratic Aria’ was read and edited by Clara Deshayes.3 appearances · English frequency 1.43fitzcarraldoFirst published in Great Britain in 2025 by Fitzcarraldo Editions, London3 appearances · English frequency 1.53JagadishTweet by Jagadish J.3 appearances · English frequency 1.54DeryThis antagonism between what we could call, with Mark Dery, ‘conservative futurism’, and the trans-eco-feminist-anti-racist revolts, defines the struggles of this era as well as the possibilities of emancipat …3 appearances · English frequency 1.54simiansSimians, Cyborgs, and Women: The Reinvention of Nature3 appearances · English frequency 1.57CavafyFind another city, better than this,’ but the ecological wasteland will answer them, with Cavafy:3 appearances · English frequency 1.57mudrasIn the traditions of Buddhism and Hinduism, there are series of movements of the hands, arms and feet called ‘mudras’, formal compositions drawn with the body to induce peace, benevolence, to ward off fear or to reach enlightenment.3 appearances · English frequency 1.61naturalizing… ty of equally strategic resistance, without considering the impact the Covid-19 crisis has had on individual and collective consciousness, also means naturalizing oppression, taking it for granted, signing a blank cheque to capitalism for the apocalypse.3 appearances · English frequency 1.62colonizes… an as a postbiological entity outside the natural relationship between femininity and masculinity that, like a parasite unable to reproduce sexually, colonizes the female body in order to destroy it.3 appearances · English frequency 1.64InditexFord, Peugeot, Citroën, Nissan, Dolce & Gabbana, LVMH, Inditex, Nike and L’Oréal were stunned by the virus.3 appearances · English frequency 1.64GentnerMackay and historians of science such as Dedre Gentner and Susan Goldin-Meadow have studied the use of metaphors and analogical thinking in the development of modern scientific theories.3 appearances · English frequency 1.69seropositiveknowledge and representations that construct the disease, producing counter-narratives and counter-representations that make the seropositive body a political subject capable of surviving.3 appearances · English frequency 1.72transvestismRepresented through the metaphors of transvestism and migration, the infected body was figured as a trans or homosexual outsider who sought to pass as part of the national body, endangering the white …3 appearances · English frequency 1.72libidinalWe have naturalized a masculinist, heterosexual, binary, racially hierarchical libidinal economy and a carnivorous diet.3 appearances · English frequency 1.72interiorityThe sovereignty of the patriarchal and capitalist state is defined by its will to push the boundaries of the skin, infiltrate the interiority of the body, and designate certain organs as its ‘vital space’.3 appearances · English frequency 1.74XiangyangXu Xiangyang, the director of the Xu Xiangyang Education and Training Centre in Huai’an, a city about 400 kilometres north of Shanghai, says that connection to th …3 appearances · English frequency 1.74artforumArtforum: The Year in Review3 appearances · English frequency 1.77NorilskThe largest city is Norilsk, home to Nornickel, the world’s largest producer of palladium and nickel.3 appearances · English frequency 1.77anusesDuring the AIDS crisis, there was no question of closing the borders—only the anuses were to be closed.3 appearances · English frequency 1.77RobartsI walk every day from the Avalon Tower along the philosophers’ path to the Robarts Library, a huge conglomeration of concrete-edged brutalist triangles where Umberto Eco wrote3 appearances · English frequency 1.79testoTesto Junkie: Sex, Drugs and Biopolitics3 appearances · English frequency 1.82dangerousnessBut the Wuhan Institute of Virology claims that this number 4 does not just refer to the dangerousness of the pathogen, but also3 appearances · English frequency 1.84CraryWhat is being reconfigured, to follow Jonathan Crary, are the relations between the political subject (the observer) and the modes of representation.3 appearances · English frequency 1.88BiniThe activist and writer Bini Adamczak, for instance, describing a configuration opposed to penetration, speaks of ‘circlusion’: to suck, surround an organ (penis, finger, tongue, …3 appearances · English frequency 1.89externalizedMade of this accumulation of words read, remembered, forgotten and unread, a library is a textual prosthesis of the reader, an externalized and public body of literature.3 appearances · English frequency 1.9RashaLebanese writer and curator Rasha Salti has pointed out that, for elected officials, national security politicians, armies, the police, diplomats, multinational banks and global busin …3 appearances · English frequency 1.91pharmacopornographicallyIn light of this, it has become increasingly important to be able to pharmacopornographically manage the psychic, sexual and reproductive functions of the population, monitoring their affective responses and their desire.2 appearances · absent from the corpussomatopoliticalumpensomatopoliticalumpen2 appearances · absent from the corpuspharmacopornography… , no whore, no mastectomy, no phalloplasty, no mental illness, no gender dysphoria, no psychosis, no schizophrenia, no depression, no pornography, no pharmacopornography, no shit, no addiction, no drugs, no alcoholism, no marijuana, no heroin, no cocaine, methadone, morphine, crack, dealer, suicide, prison, criminal … …2 appearances · absent from the corpuscybertechnologies(cybertechnologies, artificial intelligence, algorithms …) from the mobile phone to the most distant satellite to which it is linked.2 appearances · absent from the corpusdepatriarchalized… o of gestures, bodily knowledge, survival techniques, exchange of cells, fluids, etc., necessary for the production and reproduction of decarbonized, depatriarchalized and decolonized life forms.2 appearances · absent from the corpusdisidentification… self as a living body) to extract themselves from this capitalist, patriarchal and colonial regime by practices of flight, inadequacy, dissidence and disidentification.2 appearances · absent from the corpusneopatriarchalistWhile opposing archaic forms of oppression of women in neopatriarchalist discourse, the binary-feminist shares with them the natural definition of masculinity and femininity and the visceral rejection of gender transition …2 appearances · absent from the corpusdeindividualizedI experience a form of political joy, a deindividualized joy, distributed along and beyond my body.2 appearances · absent from the corpusnecrobiopoliticsSuch statues surround us, incarnating a kind of sculptural necrobiopolitics.2 appearances · absent from the corpustelesurveillanceOur Lady of Telesurveillance, pray for us.2 appearances · absent from the corpushyposensitivityFirst there is hyposensitivity—smelling less, tasting less, seeing less, being forbidden to touch.2 appearances · absent from the corpusinterpellations… living implant in the flesh, and then, as it grows, it is sculpted like a bonsai tree, through repetitive training and punishment, through linguistic interpellations and institutional rituals, to reduce it to a certain identity.2 appearances · absent from the corpuspathologizationDuring the last decades, intersex activists have used the word herm to criticize the medial pathologization of their bodies and to claim the right to exist outside of gonadal binarism.2 appearances · absent from the corpusteleconsumptionThe private residence has now become the centre of the economy of teleconsumption and teleproduction, but also the surveillance pod.2 appearances · absent from the corpusanthropophagic… t they extract life and energy from plants or animals which they kill for nourishment or for other reasons, as well as from other humans, both within anthropophagic practices and within political practices of exploitation and expropriation of labour or reproductive force.2 appearances · absent from the corpusdishabituationUnder the guise of health prevention measures, the wide-scale lockdown became a process of dishabituation in order not only to put a halt to the epistemic and political revolt at work, but also to implement a process of epistemic and political reform: to …2 appearances · absent from the corpusneopatriarchalFor the right-wing neopatriarchal postmodernists like Baudrillard, the virus—biological, computer and trans—was an indicator of the end of the metaphysical era of stable essences/pres …2 appearances · absent from the corpusaestheticizedWe collectively inhabit an iconic landscape that is saturated with signs of power endorsed by historical and epic narratives and aestheticized and naturalized to the extent that we are no longer able to perceive their cognitive violence.2 appearances · absent from the corpusanimalizationIsolation then becomes loneliness.’ Where Arendt spoke of the ‘animalization of the worker’, we should now talk not only of mechanization, but also of the digitalization of the worker.2 appearances · absent from the corpuscountersexualCountersexual Manifesto2 appearances · absent from the corpuseroticization… nciples of Futurism: exaltation of movement and of the distortion of space it produces, sensory intensity of the fusion of the body with the machine, eroticization of aggressiveness.2 appearances · absent from the corpusmetaphorizing… er patient and a keen critic of American postwar culture, asserted in the late 1980s that the advent of AIDS ‘provided a large-scale occasion for the metaphorizing of illness’.2 appearances · absent from the corpusmycodiversityIn the same way that research on the fungal kingdom challenges the classical animal/plant/mineral taxonomies (‘mycodiversity is also biodiversity,’ Paul Stamets claims, calling for the recognition of fungi as part of terrestrial life), the existence of viruses testifies to …2 appearances · absent from the corpusnaturecultureour own bodies) are technosomatic political fictions, hybrids of biology and culture (Donna Haraway calls them ‘natureculture’) that could not exist without the mediation of social contracts, media narratives, clinical trials, pharmacological techniques, diagnostic practices …2 appearances · absent from the corpusneonaturalistRetrospectively, it is possible to trace contemporary political antagonism between neonaturalist feminism and transfeminism back to these early gender war debates.2 appearances · absent from the corpusextractivist… opocentric society and a petrosexoracial regime, where a fraction of the global human community authorizes itself to exercise a politics of universal extractivist predation, to a society that2 appearances · absent from the corpussemiologicalIt is possible to identify several semiological turns, in both academic and popular understanding, in virology over the last two centuries.2 appearances · absent from the corpussemioticallyIn a semiotically saturated context, masks have accentuated the theatricality of recent events, functioning as a sort of identifying cyber immunity accessory that allo …2 appearances · absent from the corpustechnolivingThe city as a technoliving organism, divided along lines of class, race, sex, sexuality, ethnicity, religion, nationality, is the one attacked by the virus.2 appearances · absent from the corpusteleceremonyThe teleceremony is never over2 appearances · absent from the corpusteleconsumerThe trench coats have fallen off and the telecom and teleconsumer industries, eager to expand and globalize their clientele (their2 appearances · absent from the corpusteleidentityTeleidentity.2 appearances · absent from the corpusChthuluceneDonna Haraway imagines what life on Earth will be like four hundred years from now, when the Anthropocene has ended and what she calls the ‘Chthulucene’ has begun: an era marked by cooperation among surviving species.2 appearances · absent from the corpusdisidentifyThey have collectivized their knowledge and decided to deindividualize themselves, to disidentify themselves, to escape from their role of anonymous guinea pigs, and to take decisions that bind them collectively to others.2 appearances · absent from the corpusheterowhite… eself from the female, homosexual, trans, Jewish, Muslim, migrant or non-white other (that foreign body that is seen as a threat to the purity of the heterowhite community), not from the virus.2 appearances · absent from the corpusmittenologyWhat is the mittenology of it all?2 appearances · absent from the corpusBarthesianThe book would be one long Barthesian periphrasis, but also a good distraction in a time of confinement.2 appearances · absent from the corpusbiodigitalIn China, the public-health state of emergency accelerated the imposition of a biodigital totalitarianism and made it possible to legitimize the ‘sacrifices’ demanded by the regime.2 appearances · absent from the corpusdecentring… field of visuality does not simply involve the promotion of a feminine, racialized, queer, trans, functional diverse vision, but, more radically, the decentring of the petrosexoracial eye and its binary relations, the invention of another framework of intelligibility that exceeds the normative gaze.2 appearances · absent from the corpusfabulation… not an ideological slogan or a partisan diktat, but a utopian organization of political desire, an exercise in cognitive emancipation, a ‘speculative fabulation’, in Donna Haraway’s words: a counter-narrative that seeks to modify the perspective on what is happening, to change the questions in order to propos …2 appearances · absent from the corpusGhjunchituAnd so the Ghjunchitu cottage was protected from the constant intrusion of video calls.2 appearances · absent from the corpusNiUnaMenosEverywhere it will be said how they went from the individual cry of MeToo to the collective cry of NiUnaMenos, how they occupied the streets singing2 appearances · absent from the corpuspornotopiaPornotopia: An Essay on Playboy’s Architecture and Biopolitics2 appearances · absent from the corpusRoudinescoIn a context of viral contamination, Roudinesco chose the viral metaphor to deny the existence of non-binary, non-cis or non-heterosexual children and defended the idea that ‘there are too many tra …2 appearances · absent from the corpustechnifiedThe Covid-sick subject, a mutant and hospitalized variation of the Wuhan bat, becomes a technified vampire sucking blood through the machine in an Intensive Care Unit.2 appearances · absent from the corpusteleviewerSometimes, if the televiewer closes their eyes, they might think they are listening to the2 appearances · absent from the corpusBellacasaContemporary Marxist and post-Marxist feminists, from Angela Davis to Maria Puig de la Bellacasa, from Silvia Federici to Rita Segato, have studied how, during capitalist modernity, the work of care and sexual and social reproduction was feminize …2 appearances · absent from the corpusdifférend‘différend’: Jean-François Lyotard,2 appearances · absent from the corpusGazolinesIn France, the Gazolines collective emerged as a dissident trans branch from the Front homosexuel d’action révolutionnaire in 1972; trans activists including Hélène Hazera, P …2 appearances · absent from the corpusimmunitasImmunitas: The Protection and Negation of Life2 appearances · absent from the corpusteletruthTeletruth.2 appearances · absent from the corpusviralized… exual cis racialized body did not enter this taxonomy until the 1990s, when, through a sexoracial metonymy, Africa was at the same time feminized and viralized, as if the entire continent were the body of a poor, HIV-positive sex-working woman.2 appearances · absent from the corpusaddictusaddictus2 appearances · absent from the corpusbolleríapara la bollería fina2 appearances · absent from the corpusBrieAnnaDeclarations reported by BrieAnna Frank quoted by Dahlia Lithwick, ‘Refusing to wear a mask is a uniquely American pathology’,2 appearances · absent from the corpusDarnellaThe cut-up of Darnella Frazier, filming and2 appearances · absent from the corpusdividualThey are radically un-dividual.2 appearances · absent from the corpusgambettieds Judith Butler, Zeynep Gambetti, and Leticia Sabsay (Durham: Duke University Press, 2016), 2.2 appearances · absent from the corpustelelifeTelelife is the condition in which digital relationships take precedence over analogue ones, in which distance is full and proximity empty.2 appearances · absent from the corpusunstitchIn ‘Unstitching’, the Canadian writer Camilla Grudova tells the story of Greta, a woman who learns to ‘unstitch’ her entire skin, including her hair, by peeling herself as if she were a fruit.2 appearances · absent from the corpusaddictiaddicti2 appearances · absent from the corpusGuyotatThe rest of Guyotat’s books are still on my shelves and often accompany me on my travels, but the version of2 appearances · absent from the corpusMignolo… ot using the term ‘colonial’ here to refer to a bygone historical period, but to ‘a form of reason’ (Gayatri Spivak), a ‘regime of knowledge’ (Walter Mignolo) still existing in postcolonial contexts and dominating the global economy.2 appearances · absent from the corpusSnortonRiley Snorton … The result is a philosophical-somatic notebook of an ongoing planetary mutation process, a mobile cartography, an2 appearances · absent from the corpusestimoJo també t’estimo però no puc tornar amb tu2 appearances · absent from the corpusOnfrayPerhaps because she had never finished the books I had written, she hadn’t understood that Michel Onfray was as far from my library as Karl Ove Knausgaard from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s or Philip Roth from Maggie Nelson’s.2 appearances · absent from the corpussabsayeds Judith Butler, Zeynep Gambetti, and Leticia Sabsay (Durham: Duke University Press, 2016), 2.2 appearances · absent from the corpusHerngLike Arianne Shahvisi, Ten-Herng Lai considers monuments as violent speech acts and calls the discursive imposition of a narrative of power in public space through monumentalized scu …2 appearances · absent from the corpusKamufPeggy Kamuf (New York and London: Routledge, 1994), 21–22.2 appearances · absent from the corpusMaïgaFirst up, actress Aïssa Maïga denounced the institutional racism of cinema.2 appearances · absent from the corpusSuely… ted not only a political state of exception and the hygienic regulation of the social body, but also what we might call, following Félix Guattari and Suely Rolnik, a2 appearances · absent from the corpusmachinicThis is our machinic genealogy.2 appearances · English frequency 1.03bioelectronicDebt and addiction, instead of autonomy and will, are the two forces that shape contemporary bioelectronic subjectivity.2 appearances · English frequency 1.06SinopharmA year in which they danced, like the stock market, but only to the rhythm of Gilead Sciences, Altimmune, Amgen, CytoDyn, GlaxoSmithKline, Sinopharm, BioNTech-Pfizer, Oxford-AstraZeneca, Bharat Biotech International, Heat Biologics, Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Johnson & Johnson, Novavax, Regeneron Pha …2 appearances · English frequency 1.08StengersIf diplomacy is, as Isabelle Stengers argues, necessary precisely where the parties involved are at war, then sexual and reproductive policies should be enclaves of diplomacy.2 appearances · English frequency 1.08INOVIO… d Sciences, Altimmune, Amgen, CytoDyn, GlaxoSmithKline, Sinopharm, BioNTech-Pfizer, Oxford-AstraZeneca, Bharat Biotech International, Heat Biologics, Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Johnson & Johnson, Novavax, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Sanofi, Roche, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, Vaxart and Vir Biotechnology.2 appearances · English frequency 1.08TejeroOn 23 February 1981, a group of armed civil guards led by Lieutenant Colonel Tejero stormed the Palacio de las Cortes in Madrid during the vote for the investiture as President of the candidate of the Union of the Democratic Centre, …2 appearances · English frequency 1.1NuzzoAs researchers Jennifer Nuzzo and Lucia Muller warned as early as 2019, unjustified use of pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions including wide-scale lockdowns, re …2 appearances · English frequency 1.13DeleuzianIn philosophical terms, ‘quasispecies’ resemble Deleuzian variables that emphasize2 appearances · English frequency 1.16lizhiJenny Chan, Xu Lizhi and Yang,2 appearances · English frequency 1.17aestheticizationThese traits (misogyny, homophobia, the aestheticization of weapons and the exaltation of violence), serious as they are, remain conventional for a cis white man in postwar North American culture.2 appearances · English frequency 1.2depoliticizationHowever, this account of social depoliticization is not the whole story of the 1980s.2 appearances · English frequency 1.2informaticAlthough the telebody is the object of informatic technological domination and digital surveillance, it can also become a possible2 appearances · English frequency 1.21Rolnik… t only a political state of exception and the hygienic regulation of the social body, but also what we might call, following Félix Guattari and Suely Rolnik, a2 appearances · English frequency 1.29liberations‘and sit here wondering/ which me will survive/ all these liberations’2 appearances · English frequency 1.31eroticizedThe body was defamiliarized, deindividualized, de-eroticized.2 appearances · English frequency 1.31KanemDr Natalia Kanem stated, ‘This new data shows the catastrophic impact that Covid-19 could soon have on women and girls globally.2 appearances · English frequency 1.32MonkeypoxOur Lady of Monkeypox, pray for us.2 appearances · English frequency 1.34Novavax… oSmithKline, Sinopharm, BioNTech-Pfizer, Oxford-AstraZeneca, Bharat Biotech International, Heat Biologics, Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Johnson & Johnson, Novavax, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Sanofi, Roche, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, Vaxart and Vir Biotechnology.2 appearances · English frequency 1.34SubcomandanteThe two gaps in the traditional left, says Subcomandante Marcos, are ‘Indigenous groups and sexual and gender minorities.’ These sectors are not only ignored by the discourses of the Latin American left, bu …2 appearances · English frequency 1.35preventivelyThe devastating effects of the petrosexoracial capitalist production regime force us to suspend the functioning of its industries and institutions preventively as soon as possible.2 appearances · English frequency 1.37Cattelan… the statue of Pope John Paul II, which Catholic artist Jerzy Kalina had created with the intention of ‘repairing’ the image of the pope that Maurizio Cattelan’s sculpture presented at the 1999 Venice Biennale.2 appearances · English frequency 1.37Maaloufprecisely when I was about to change my name, as if the century Maalouf was talking about would start at that very moment.2 appearances · English frequency 1.37BranlyOur Lady of the Mask and Ritual Sculpture Collections of the Quai Branly Museum, pray for us.2 appearances · English frequency 1.37mediatizationThese decades were also a period of new visibility and mediatization of trans politics, simultaneously with what we might call the emergence of the first hegemonic discourse of pop cultural transphobia.2 appearances · English frequency 1.38TrumpistsIt’s impossible not to think of the police retreating and Trumpists striding down the corridors where Biden and Harris are now walking, accompanied by their respective heterosexual partners, and flanked by security gu …2 appearances · English frequency 1.39romanticization… e brand, a cheeky satisfaction in discarding something that’s been programmed to become obsolete and can be immediately replaced by something else, a romanticization of sexual violence as the basis for the eroticism of the difference between masculinity and femininity, a fascination with heterosexual kitsch, and a …2 appearances · English frequency 1.41MuzioTim Di Muzio calls ‘carbon capitalism’ the civilization that emerged in Europe in the Renaissance, crystallized during the nineteenth century, and is now being ca …2 appearances · English frequency 1.42cyberneticallyA cybernetically and biochemically constructed space of meaning, in which it is possible to live—and die.2 appearances · English frequency 1.44psychiatrieHistoire de la psychiatrie2 appearances · English frequency 1.44zoonosisSome said it was a zoonosis, a viral migration that occurs when a wild animal comes into contact with human culture.2 appearances · English frequency 1.44unbreathable… , in racist police violence, in the rubbish collection crisis in Beirut, and in the clouds of toxic smoke that make much of the air in Chinese cities unbreathable.2 appearances · English frequency 1.45symbiosesConfronted with a reorganization of forms of power and subjection, with new forms of exploitation, how can we invent new political symbioses, new practices that allow us, as Anna Tsing suggests, ‘to live in the ruins of capitalism’?2 appearances · English frequency 1.45RowlingsYou are no longer what the Rowlings of all sides are trying to designate.2 appearances · English frequency 1.45deliverymenOn one side are the workers of the analogical body: the caregivers, the deliverymen, the butchers, the sex workers, the reproducers, the healers.2 appearances · English frequency 1.46banlieue’, Tiqqun included the supposedly consumerist queer and the racialized and aimless stereotypical resident of the French banlieue (how to even envision the displacement between these figures without falling into homophobia and racism!).2 appearances · English frequency 1.46incarnatingSuch statues surround us, incarnating a kind of sculptural necrobiopolitics.2 appearances · English frequency 1.48Stamets… the same way that research on the fungal kingdom challenges the classical animal/plant/mineral taxonomies (‘mycodiversity is also biodiversity,’ Paul Stamets claims, calling for the recognition of fungi as part of terrestrial life), the existence of viruses testifies to the inadequacy of our cognitive mode …2 appearances · English frequency 1.48TaylorismOn the surface, Foxconn’s work model does not differ from classical Taylorism, under which workers were also living inside the factory-city.2 appearances · English frequency 1.49KaposiThese diseases, including Kaposi’s sarcoma, pneumonia, herpes, histoplasmosis, lymphoma, etc., would not have occurred if the immune system was fully functioning.2 appearances · English frequency 1.49tentacularAt the heart of the Western petrosexoracial regime, and since the beginning of colonial expansion, different Christian churches have functioned as tentacular technologies of subject formation.2 appearances · English frequency 1.51visualityThe questioning of this field of visuality does not simply involve the promotion of a feminine, racialized, queer, trans, functional diverse vision, but, more radically, the decentring of the …2 appearances · English frequency 1.52spagnoloPossiamo parlare, tu in spagnolo e io in italiano, e capiremo tutto2 appearances · English frequency 1.52somatoformAt the same time, a plethora of so-called ‘somatoform’ dysphoric symptoms were invented and named as conditions to be pharmacologically treated with a new generation of antidepressants and antipsychotics …2 appearances · English frequency 1.55removalistsIn other cases, the resignified monument becomes the object of a negotiation between the so-called ‘preservationists’ and the ‘removalists’.2 appearances · English frequency 1.57Islamo… of National Education of the Macron government, Jean-Michel Blanquer, launched a campaign against what he called, using the words of the far right, ‘Islamo-leftism’ (‘islamogauchisme’) and declared that Derrida’s philosophy was ‘the virus’ threatening French universities and Western civilization.2 appearances · English frequency 1.57identitarian… transition and radical ecology, this theory of micropolitical superstrings, at once transfeminist, anti-colonial, environmentalist, and radically non-identitarian, could be called simply ‘TRANS’.2 appearances · English frequency 1.59discursivelyAfter having crossed the discursively impressive and yet useless border that brought me back to old Europe, I collapse, overcome not by the joy of leaving the island of the pure, but by a …2 appearances · English frequency 1.6anxiolyticsIn the domain of sexuality, the pharmacological modification of consciousness and behaviour, the mass consumption of antidepressants and anxiolytics, and the globalization of the contraceptive pill, as well as antiretroviral therapies, preventative AIDS therapies, and Viagra, are some of the indic …2 appearances · English frequency 1.61coronavirusesIn the case of coronaviruses, for example, they can produce proteins directly by translation of viral RNA without having to go through an RNA polymerase enzyme.2 appearances · English frequency 1.62KraepelinHochmann refers here to the German psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin, who is considered one of the founders of modern scientific psychiatry.2 appearances · English frequency 1.62telluricThe telluric peoples have awakened, they have understood that they have to reconnect with the spirit of the earth.2 appearances · English frequency 1.63OpenAISince it was first launched on 7 February 2023, ChatGPT, the prototype conversational agent developed by OpenAI that uses artificial intelligence to establish dialogues with an interlocutor, has surprised its human users, not by its perfection, but rather by it …2 appearances · English frequency 1.63epistemologies… and representation that developed from the fifteenth century onwards with the expansion of colonial capitalism and the extension of racial and sexual epistemologies from Europe to the entire planet.2 appearances · English frequency 1.64totalizing… ictly limited to twelve hours on the production line, since so-called ‘free time’—four hours a day, and one full day off per week—is spent within the totalizing carceral environment of the company.2 appearances · English frequency 1.66normatively… 11 March 2020, French psychoanalyst and historian Élisabeth Roudinesco, once a representative of the social democratic left, and now an advocate of a normatively neonaturalist binary doctrine, asserted, in reference to trans children, that there was ‘an epidemic of transgender people’.2 appearances · English frequency 1.67epistemeAs at the end of the Renaissance, when the syphilis epidemic set in motion the central notions of the medieval episteme, provoking a2 appearances · English frequency 1.67MotenThe uprisings that have taken place around the world, from Santiago de Chile to Hong Kong, were led by the younger contingent of what Fred Moten and Stefano Harney have called the ‘undercommons’: that set of bodies (sexualized, racialized, Indigenous, queer, trans, migrant, working poor, etc.) …2 appearances · English frequency 1.69penetrable… tand the technologies of patriarchal capture; on the other, the sexual cavities of this world, the non-binary bodies, the potentially sucking mouths, penetrable anuses and reproductive uteruses.2 appearances · English frequency 1.7metonymyThe female heterosexual cis racialized body did not enter this taxonomy until the 1990s, when, through a sexoracial metonymy, Africa was at the same time feminized and viralized, as if the entire continent were the body of a poor, HIV-positive sex-working woman.2 appearances · English frequency 1.72TupiThe three stages of Tupi shamanism could function, on a global scale, as a planetary process capable of introducing2 appearances · English frequency 1.72éditionsCelia Izoard (Marseille: Éditions Agone, 2015), 7.2 appearances · English frequency 1.73LyotardAnalysing Holocaust denial and the post-Holocaust trials, Jean-François Lyotard elaborated the notion of ‘2 appearances · English frequency 1.73associational‘LONG RANGE WEAPON TO SCRAMBLE AND NULLIFY ASSOCIATIONAL LINES PUT DOWN BY MASS MEDIA’2 appearances · English frequency 1.75ObristÉdouard Glissant in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist, ‘The Earth is Trembling’, Édouard Glissant and Hans Ulbrich Obrist,2 appearances · English frequency 1.75JoséphineNow the question is what to do with the remains of Colbert and Columbus, Napoleon and Joséphine, Key and Jefferson Davis.2 appearances · English frequency 1.76disarticulated… removed by activists denouncing her involvement in Napoleon’s restoration of slavery, until July 2020, when the statue was destroyed completely), the disarticulated body parts could be recovered, and the figures that have been broken into pieces intermingled with the bodies that are still intact.2 appearances · English frequency 1.78hydroxychloroquineThe anti-vaccine group America’s Frontline Doctors (including 255 physicians) chose to prescribe hydroxychloroquine to prevent and treat the virus without having any scientific proof of its effects.2 appearances · English frequency 1.8TERFsa grouping that includes those called Trans-exclusionary radical feminists, or TERFs: they defend the right of women to technologies of abortion but denounce the use of any other gender technology (such as trans gender modification pr …2 appearances · English frequency 1.81transsexualismConundrum: An Extraordinary Personal Narrative of Transsexualism2 appearances · English frequency 1.83humanization… in colour, and bodily variations have thus begun to be constructed not as crimes or sins, ills or deviations, anthropological differences, degrees of humanization or identities, but as forms of political opposition to the heteropatriarchal, ableist, white supremacist norm.2 appearances · English frequency 1.83replicativeFor Alexander Galloway and Eugene Thacker, if modern ontology thought the ‘self’ as individual and identity, viral ontology, replicative and cryptographic, defines the ‘virus-self’ as ‘becoming-multiple’, ‘being-never-the-same’, intrinsically mutant,2 appearances · English frequency 1.83AbramovićSmiling stupidly at the thought of Abramović’s delusions, I realized that I had seen these images elsewhere.2 appearances · English frequency 1.83muzzling‘It’s muzzling yourself, it looks weak, especially for men.’ The sovereignty of the straight cis white body is defined by the unrestricted use of mouth, hand and pe …2 appearances · English frequency 1.83multimillionaires… teen million inhabitants, the fourth busiest container port in the world and, according to Forbes magazine, the city with the fifth largest number of multimillionaires in the world, surpassing New York.2 appearances · English frequency 1.85ergonomicallymade of, first, ourselves, and other organic creatures in our unchosen ‘high-technological’ guise as information systems, texts, and ergonomically controlled labouring, desiring, and reproducing systems.2 appearances · English frequency 1.85Paquita… s collective emerged as a dissident trans branch from the Front homosexuel d’action révolutionnaire in 1972; trans activists including Hélène Hazera, Paquita Paquin, Marie France and Jenny Bel’Air participated in it.2 appearances · English frequency 1.86individualization… mune system booster, the recognition of so-called monoclonal antibodies, the application of artificial intelligence to disease identification and the individualization of the cure could completely change the preventive use of viruses.2 appearances · English frequency 1.87hybridizeAs the petrosexoracial capitalist taxonomy functions by division of values, forms and powers, it is relevant to hybridize what has been separated in order to bring about intentional mutations.2 appearances · English frequency 1.88MatasFlipping through the Vila-Matas book, I found one of her drawings.2 appearances · English frequency 1.89libérationLibération2 appearances · English frequency 1.9rhetoricsThe confrontation of the rhetorics of freedom of the far right and those who fight for radical democracy is based on the fact that, in the first case, freedom is understood as a social …2 appearances · English frequency 1.9giletgilet jaune2 appearances · English frequency 1.9Jodorowsky‘It is a spaceship,’ the artist Alejandro Jodorowsky told me once, speaking about Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris.2 appearances · English frequency 1.91anthropocentricThus, the addition of missing minorities within the neoliberal framework, or into that of the colonial anthropocentric human-rights movements, would not come to destabilize the technopatriarchal capitalist trophic level.2 appearances · English frequency 1.92videoconferenceEvery day at 8.30 p.m., after going out on the balcony to applaud or shout, I took a videoconference call from my parents.2 appearances · English frequency 1.92Halberstam… erici, María Galindo, Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi, Virginie Despentes, Léonora Miano, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, Rita Segato, Vinciane Despret, Jack Halberstam, Yuk Hui, Nick Land, C.2 appearances · English frequency 1.92prefiguredSome months later we would understand that this small but hyperbolic display of public protest in a supposedly democratic institution prefigured a more dramatic attack.2 appearances · English frequency 1.92sensorialA transition is a little like that—you are within reach of the political and sensorial edge of the ‘sex-gender-system horizon’.2 appearances · English frequency 1.92TraoréIn France, these demonstrations were followed by rallies demanding justice for Adama Traoré, who died in police custody in 2016, and, immediately afterwards, demonstrations against the ‘global security’ law and in defence of the right to use …2 appearances · English frequency 1.92contestation… conservative turn has been taking place since the mid-1970s, a sort of ‘democratic coup’ aiming to reduce or contain the impact of the micropolitical contestation that emerged after the Second World War.2 appearances · English frequency 1.93Graeber… ini, Michel Foucault, Gloria Anzaldúa, Frantz Fanon, Édouard Glissant, Carla Lonzi, Monique Wittig, Aimé Césaire, Jacques Derrida, Mark Fisher, David Graeber, Bruno Latour, Antonio Negri and others) but also with the voices that are building a new epistemology at this very moment and allowing this planetar …2 appearances · English frequency 1.93simultaneityMy trip to Canada and the closing of Wuhan occurred with the strange simultaneity of a volcanic eruption starting while a group of friends are picnicking on the mountainside nearby without seeing the smoke or lava.2 appearances · English frequency 1.95scarification… rm ‘smallpox inoculation’ came to mean the ‘grafting’ of a viral fragment (protein remnants, weakened forms of the virus, or non-harmful variants) by scarification, making a small incision in the body.2 appearances · English frequency 1.96gestatingWe’d never heard them before defending the right of women to decide what to do with their own gestating uterus or trans people’s desire to modify their assigned gender.2 appearances · English frequency 1.96morguesHospitals became trenches, nursing homes became morgues, sporting arenas became detention centres for the homeless and migrants, prisons become places of mass execution by viral firing squads.2 appearances · English frequency 1.96constitutivelyThese forms of oppression are constitutively connected, since both depend on the same petrosexoracial epistemology.2 appearances · English frequency 1.97sexology… g, the decomposition and collage of parts from the normative bodies of the old sexual regime, as well as of synthetic organs—looked nothing like what sexology defines as male and female bodies in a binary anatomy.2 appearances · English frequency 1.97transgressingIt was against or around the possibility of bending and transgressing gender norms that the main antagonism of the years to come, opposing the defenders of the naturalism of sexual difference (whether within the Church, …2 appearances · English frequency 1.98pharmacopornocapitalismA year in which they definitively left Fordism behind to enter pharmacopornocapitalism.1 appearance · absent from the corpussozialwissenschaftlernGespräche mit emigrierten Sozialwissenschaftlern1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnonecrobiopoliticsCovid was their introduction to technonecrobiopolitics for dummies.1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnototalitarianism… er and in a brutal manner, with the legalization of immunity tracing through mobile technology, we will also face the worldwide expansion of forms of technototalitarianism and biodigital surveillance.1 appearance · absent from the corpusreterritorializationThis process of reterritorialization defines the pharmacopornographic phase of contemporary capitalism.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleaddictsanonymousTeleaddictsanonymous.1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnoauthoritarianWas the pandemic a way of paralyzing political bodies in the face of the violent seizure of power by technoauthoritarian regimes?1 appearance · absent from the corpusbiotechnologically… er, feminized and racialized) is not an animal, but a soft living machine connected 24/7 to the cybernetic network: their organic metabolism has been biotechnologically modified and their actions, the totality of their lives, digitally monitored.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscyberauthoritarianThe individual’s temperature and other vital signs are observed in real time by the digital instruments of a cyberauthoritarian eye.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdecollectivizationWe know they are calling for decollectivization and telecontrol.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdetouristificationneeds not only decolonization but also detouristification.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdibromochlorophaneOur Lady of Dibromochlorophane, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpuspharmacoliberationOur Lady of Pharmacoliberation, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnoaristocratic… ld, with its posthumanist visions of the technological augmentation of certain bodies and exoplanetary colonization—think of Elon Musk’s illusory and technoaristocratic ideas about cosmic flight—which push us alternately to immobility and acceleration.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelereconciliationTelereconciliation.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteletransportationTeletransportation.1 appearance · absent from the corpusterritorializationConflicts of identity appear in the naturalist territorialization of feminist politics and the exclusion of trans women, in the consideration of heterosexuality as nature and all other forms of sexuality as deviance …1 appearance · absent from the corpusanthropomorphismsA movable host of metaphors, metonymies, anthropomorphisms: in short, a sum of human relations which have been poetically and rhetorically intensified, transferred, and embellished, which, after long usage, s …1 appearance · absent from the corpuscybercorporations… pitalism, widespread digital connection brought about consequences that could not have been foreseen either by the governments of nation-states or by cybercorporations.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscybersurveillanceThe domestic space henceforth exists as a point in a zone of cybersurveillance, an identifiable place on a Google map, an image that is recognized by a drone.1 appearance · absent from the corpusinstrumentalizingThe shock doctrine elucidated by Naomi Klein, with its distinct phases—instrumentalizing ‘natural’ catastrophe, declaring a state of emergency, transforming a crisis into a government mode, saving the banks and the multinationals while le …1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnocirculatoryof the machine, which is accepted, for a time, as an external technical human organ, as a technolung or as a blood technocirculatory system of the body.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleconfectioneryTeleconfectionery.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleconsciousnessTeleconsciousness.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecontaminationTelecontamination.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemanifestationTelemanifestation.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemanufacturingTelemanufacturing.1 appearance · absent from the corpusbiomethanizationIt is a form of social organization whose basic energy source is carbon-rich hydrocarbons (such as coal, oil, peat, natural gas, etc.) derived from biomethanization.1 appearance · absent from the corpusderesponsibilizeNevertheless, we prefer to other the machine, to externalize it, to confer on it a power that escapes us, to deresponsibilize ourselves, rather than to understand that we are gradually becoming the machine we use.1 appearance · absent from the corpusessentializationThirty years later, the gap has been exacerbated by neoliberal politics and the essentialization of identities, sweeping away Fraser’s and Butler’s subtleties.1 appearance · absent from the corpusfemonationalistsHow could French femonationalists still see the hijab’s covering of the face as a sign of social discrimination when everyone was masked?1 appearance · absent from the corpusheteropatriarchy… h that already effective in the law of the Russian Federation) to carry out a triple process of legalization of inequalities and forms of violence of heteropatriarchy by constitutional means that would include: 1) the recognition of binary sexual difference as the only form of human embodiment capable of obtaining …1 appearance · absent from the corpusintersexualicideOur Lady of the Survivors of Intersexualicide, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusinvisibilizationOn the invisibilization of women during the early years of the AIDS epidemic, see Gilbert Elbaz, ‘Women, AIDS, and Activism Fighting Invisibility’,1 appearance · absent from the corpuskollateralshaden‘Libanon: Mein Leben als Kollateralshaden’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusneosovereigntistA delirious belief in political immunity is at the heart of the neosovereigntist projects: Europe closed borders in Greece, Italy, and Spain in 2015 and built the largest outdoor detention centres in history around the Mediterrane …1 appearance · absent from the corpuspaedocriminalityIs incest a taboo which lies at the anthropological foundation of Western exogamous filiation societies, or is it rather the most common form of paedocriminality within the heteropatriarchal family?1 appearance · absent from the corpusreappropriations… t that the paradigm shift that is taking place also involves a rearticulation of hegemonic knowledges, with multiple and unexpected displacements and reappropriations.1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnocapitalistEach individual in technocapitalist society is being skinned, but unlike Grudova’s heroines, a new skin is being immediately sewn onto our bodies.1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnomercantileIt is necessary to extract the somatic apparatus and its desiring function from the technomercantile capture.1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnopatriachalThe technopatriachal robotic voice asks the participants to sit down or stand up and they do so in the most orderly and docile manner1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnopatriarchyBut in a time of mutation of colonial and patriarchal technologies of production of subjectivity (racial technopatriarchy, pharmacopornographic and cybernetic capitalism), there is no biopolitical technology of power that does not at the same time function as a technolog …1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecivilisationTelecivilisation.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecolonizationTelecolonization.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleconstitutionTeleconstitution.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecontemporaryTelecontemporary.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleconversationTeleconversation.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleinflammationTeleinflammation.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleinseminationTeleinsemination.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleintelligenceTeleintelligence.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemasturbationTelemasturbation.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemasturbatorsOnline, all shots are pornographic, no matter whether it is to frame the faces of the teleworkers or the erections of the telemasturbators.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelerepatriationTelerepatriation.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleresurrectionTeleresurrection.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelexterminationTelextermination.1 appearance · absent from the corpustotalitarianismsIn the face of these ascendant totalitarianisms, old patriarchal-colonial productivisms—namely, neoliberalism and communism and their nationalist or global variants—will not be able to perform as o …1 appearance · absent from the corpusastronavigationA year of astronavigation and conspiracy theories, of collapsology and astrology.1 appearance · absent from the corpusbionecrocontrolFirst, it is imperative to modify the relationship between our bodies and biovigilant machines of bionecrocontrol: they are not only communication devices.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscyberalienation… ese two practices also reflect two conflicting forces at work in the new regime that was emerging in 2020: on the one hand, computerized subjugation, cyberalienation, the work from home era and digital surveillance.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscyberindustrial… rdless of their sex: the i-slave (or the electronic sl@ve), who produces and assembles the digital machine through analogue chain labour in the great cyberindustrial centres of China, Korea, Pakistan, India, etc.; the European and North American teleworker, who transforms their own domestic space into a digital fa …1 appearance · absent from the corpusdecollectivized… s, before our bodies were objectified as mere biological organisms susceptible to transmission and contagion, before our strategies for fighting were decollectivized and our voices fragmented.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdeindividualizeThey have collectivized their knowledge and decided to deindividualize themselves, to disidentify themselves, to escape from their role of anonymous guinea pigs, and to take decisions that bind them collectively to other …1 appearance · absent from the corpusdenormalizationDenormalization:1 appearance · absent from the corpusdepathologizing… llapse (in a certain sense already irreversible) of the petrosexoracial paradigm and of its central notions pushed by processes of decolonization, of depathologizing homosexuality, trans and non-binary practices, as well as by the struggles against femicide, rape and incest as constitutive forms of the patriarchal …1 appearance · absent from the corpuselectrosemioticMeanwhile, on the other side of the viral threshold, electrosemiotic workers are urged to work from home during lockdown.1 appearance · absent from the corpusenvironnementalChristian Thomas, ‘Dépendance aux métaux stratégiques,’ Conseil économique, social et environnemental, 22 January 2019,1 appearance · absent from the corpusFemonationalismFemonationalism is often racist and transphobic.1 appearance · absent from the corpusheterosexualism… rility, exaltation of the national body, rape propaganda, racial ideology, desire for the extermination of Jews, xenophobia, Islamophobia, misogynist heterosexualism, hatred of homosexuals and trans persons …) seems to be outlawed in the contemporary dominant culture, institutionalized forms of racism, anti-Semiti …1 appearance · absent from the corpushierarchization… ry resulting from the difficulty of thinking light both as a wave and as a particle, there is an epistemic gap (which sometimes manifests itself as a hierarchization of struggles, sometimes as a division of communities, and even as antagonism) in the contemporary languages of political philosophy.1 appearance · absent from the corpusislamogauchisme… tion of the Macron government, Jean-Michel Blanquer, launched a campaign against what he called, using the words of the far right, ‘Islamo-leftism’ (‘islamogauchisme’) and declared that Derrida’s philosophy was ‘the virus’ threatening French universities and Western civilization.1 appearance · absent from the corpusmicroinfarctionThe virus has affected my vascular and neurological system, causing an eye stroke, a microinfarction of the blood vessels connecting the optic nerve to the brain.1 appearance · absent from the corpusmicroprostheses… in disciplinary institutions (school, factory, barracks, hospital, etc.) but by a set of biomolecular technologies that enter into the body by way of microprostheses and technologies of digital surveillance subtler and more insidious than anything Gilles Deleuze envisioned in his famous prognostications about the …1 appearance · absent from the corpusmicroprostheticmicroprosthetic and media-cybernetic control.1 appearance · absent from the corpusmisattributions… for psychologists, an anatomical eccentricity, a cabinet of curiosities, a cognitive dissonance, a museum of comparative teratology, a collection of misattributions, an attack on common sense, a media mine, a plastic surgery reconstruction project, an anthropological research terrain, a sociological battlefield, …1 appearance · absent from the corpusnecrocapitalismWhat we have so far called neoliberalism must be redefined as necrocapitalism: the specialization of petrosexoracial technologies in the transformation of life, of all life, into1 appearance · absent from the corpusneocolonialistsNeopatriarchalists and neocolonialists cannot cover white skin, just as they cannot negotiate or reach consensual agreements about the emission and circulation of their bodily (saliva, sem …1 appearance · absent from the corpusneosupremacists… ying the specifically Trumpian fake-fascist style (and its French Zemmourian emulations, or the Spanish version in Vox) is due to the fact that white neosupremacists are at the same time representatives1 appearance · absent from the corpusneurodivergentsWere there migrants, children, trans, sex workers, exiles, Afro-Europeans, junkies, grandmothers, crips, neurodivergents, homeless, animals, forests or rivers in their parliaments?1 appearance · absent from the corpuspaleonaturalist… od (always under the assumption that children are and must be heterosexual, binary and cis-); and violence against trans women has been promoted by a paleonaturalist feminist agenda that seems ready to enter into an alliance with neofascist governments in order to preserve a supposed true nature of women.1 appearance · absent from the corpuspaleoscientificThe neopatriarchalists articulate their thought with fragments of religious (Catholic, evangelical, Muslim, Jewish), psychoanalytical or paleoscientific rhetoric, remnants of the binary and racialist thought of the nineteenth century, superimposed epistemic ruins that form a historical mille-feuille t …1 appearance · absent from the corpuspedocriminalityOur Lady of Pedocriminality, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpuspolyfluoroalkylThese are bioaccumulative substances, like radioactivity or perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl chemical compounds found in fire-fighting foams, hydrophobic and lipophobic coatings used in textiles, warfare and telecommunication materials.1 appearance · absent from the corpusrévolutionnaireIn France, the Gazolines collective emerged as a dissident trans branch from the Front homosexuel d’action révolutionnaire in 1972; trans activists including Hélène Hazera, Paquita Paquin, Marie France and Jenny Bel’Air participated in it.1 appearance · absent from the corpussedentarizationOn the one hand, lockdown is the sedentarization of the body, of thought and of life, the dissolution of social movements and all their possible political manifestations.1 appearance · absent from the corpussemiobiologicalAccording to this semiobiological theory, closer to Burroughs and Derrida than to the virology of 1919, the virus is a fragment of writing, a message, which is introduced into a livin …1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnopolitical… y of conspiracy theories, we must keep in mind that the disease, its rhetorical, scientific, and pharmacological construction, responds to a specific technopolitical context, and that it is in this context that the disease takes shape and becomes a reality, defining its specific ways of segregating and killing the …1 appearance · absent from the corpustelearistocracyTelearistocracy.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelebourgeoisieTelebourgeoisie.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecelebratingTelecelebrating.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleconfinementTeleconfinement.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledomesticityTeledomesticity.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepenetrationTelepenetration.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleprogrammingTeleprogramming.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelesuperficialTelesuperficial.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleterrestrialTeleterrestrial.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelexploitationTelexploitation.1 appearance · absent from the corpusterritorialized… the same time as a new capture is at work: the desiring function and the bodily, gender, sexual and racial differences invented by modernity are now territorialized and re-captured by cybernetic and biochemical industries.1 appearance · absent from the corpustransaestheticsEconomics becomes trans-economics, aesthetics becomes transaesthetics, sex becomes transsexuality—all converge in a transversal and universal process wherein no discourse may have a metaphorical relationship to another, …1 appearance · absent from the corpustransversalizedInstitutions and industries (museums, schools, prisons, hospitals, companies, families …) should be dehierarchized, transversalized and transformed into Parliaments of living bodies in which to experiment and collectively write a new Constitution for the Planetary Transition.1 appearance · absent from the corpusunbreathability… carrier-body, each polluted space, installs around it an atmosphere as hostile to human respiration as the lunar one, an anticipation of the general unbreathability that awaits us all with nuclear pollution, climate change and the deterioration of the ozone layer.1 appearance · absent from the corpusuniversalizablepassage from the notions of neurosis and psychosis to the transversal and almost universalizable notions of dysphoria and disorder, was crucial for the growth of the psychotropic pharmaceutical industry: it was no longer necessary to have a serio …1 appearance · absent from the corpusverificationist… blood to be extruded.’ This, for Appadurai, explains why ‘social uncertainty can drive projects of ethnic cleansing that are both vivisectionist and verificationist in their procedures.1 appearance · absent from the corpusvideointerviewsHere, without need of further excuse, I could escape the obligation of being constantly available for videointerviews, videoconferences.1 appearance · absent from the corpusautobiohackingAutobiohacking:1 appearance · absent from the corpusautonomization… exuality and trans identity, the sexual emancipation of women, their right to say no to unwanted sex and to condomless practices, the pharmacological autonomization of the South, and the access of the affected population, regardless of their social class or degree of racialization, to antiretroviral therapies.1 appearance · absent from the corpusazidothymidineAZT (azidothymidine) was a drug developed in the 1960s by an American researcher for the treatment of cancer.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscyberpoliticalThe mutation of the organs of modern sensibility and the new connection with the cyberpolitical device manifest within me in the form of emptiness, as an uncanny feeling of becoming a ghost.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdefamiliarizedThe body was defamiliarized, deindividualized, de-eroticized.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdehierarchizedInstitutions and industries (museums, schools, prisons, hospitals, companies, families …) should be dehierarchized, transversalized and transformed into Parliaments of living bodies in which to experiment and collectively write a new Constitution for the Planetary …1 appearance · absent from the corpusdisarticulatesThe subject of modernity twists, loses their balance, disarticulates, breaks, scrambles, misaligns, mutates.1 appearance · absent from the corpushemagglutininsBiologists name RNA viruses by identifying the hemagglutinins (HA)—the molecules that the virus uses to enter the host cell—and the neuraminidases (NA)—those that facilitate its exit once replication has taken p …1 appearance · absent from the corpusheterocolonialYou who constructed the soul of the white and heterocolonial bourgeoisie,1 appearance · absent from the corpusinrockuptiblesLes Inrockuptibles1 appearance · absent from the corpusmicromutationsinventory of a series of micromutations that will lead, sooner or later—and this is the gamble—to the transformation of the petrosexoracial capitalist regime into a new configuration of rel …1 appearance · absent from the corpusneoliberalistsTechno-neoliberalists want to accelerate.1 appearance · absent from the corpusneuraminidasesBiologists name RNA viruses by identifying the hemagglutinins (HA)—the molecules that the virus uses to enter the host cell—and the neuraminidases (NA)—those that facilitate its exit once replication has taken place; thus for example the avian influenza A H5N1 virus, which emerged in Hong Kong i …1 appearance · absent from the corpuspatriarchalistNeocolonial-patriarchalist fascists want to return to the past.1 appearance · absent from the corpusphallocentrismOthers took the fall of the spire as a criticism of ecclesiastical phallocentrism.1 appearance · absent from the corpuspostbiologicalRaymond described the trans woman as a postbiological entity outside the natural relationship between femininity and masculinity that, like a parasite unable to reproduce sexually, colonizes the female b …1 appearance · absent from the corpusPostdemocraticThe poem ‘Postdemocratic Aria’ was read and edited by Clara Deshayes.1 appearance · absent from the corpusPosttransexualIn 1988, cyberculture theorist Sandy Stone published ‘The Empire Strikes Back: A Posttransexual Manifesto’, the most eloquent response to transphobic discourse in feminism.1 appearance · absent from the corpuspreventativelyMarion Sim, the founder of modern gynaecology who used slave women for his vivisection experiments, is preventatively harnessed and removed by a crane after twenty-six thousand people signed a petition to the city’s official authorities …1 appearance · absent from the corpusrearticulationThe complexity of the present situation lies in the fact that the paradigm shift that is taking place also involves a rearticulation of hegemonic knowledges, with multiple and unexpected displacements and reappropriations.1 appearance · absent from the corpusrenaturalizingMovements for enlarging the democratic horizon were formed around binary oppositions that ended up renaturalizing political subjects in the struggle and creating exclusions: feminism was for women, heterosexuals and whites (taking for granted, when not legitimizi …1 appearance · absent from the corpussexworkercides… nently damaged, gender sceptics deny the constitutive violence of the institution of the patriarchal family, the figures of femicides, transcides and sexworkercides, the existence of intersex babies (1 baby in every 600 to 2,000 births, depending on sources, is born intersex), the social and psychic reality of tr …1 appearance · absent from the corpusstatueficationNeither do the bodies that matter, those that warrant ‘statuefication’.1 appearance · absent from the corpussupermasochistSupermasochist on Bob Flanagan1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnocolonial… nd incest as constitutive forms of the patriarchal and heterosexual regime; on the other hand, it explores the formation of new technopatriarchal and technocolonial configurations through unprecedented alliances between archaic forms of white supremacist and masculinist power and new genetic, biochemical, communi …1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnoshamanicThe lesson of the Covid-19 crisis as global technoshamanic ritual is that only a mutation in political desire can set in motion the epistemological transition capable of dislodging the petrosexoracial regime.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleaggressionTeleaggression.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecapitalismTelecapitalism.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecompassionTelecompassion.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledepressionTeledepression.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledisciplineTelediscipline.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledispositifTeledispositif.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledominationTeledomination.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleflâneuringTeleflâneuring.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelegovernmentTelegovernment.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleinfidelityTeleinfidelity.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleliberalismTeleliberalism.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleprocessingTeleprocessing.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleproductionThe private residence has now become the centre of the economy of teleconsumption and teleproduction, but also the surveillance pod.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelerevolutionTelerevolution.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelesubmissionTelesubmission.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleunemployedTeleunemployed.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleuniversityTeleuniversity.1 appearance · absent from the corpustheatricalizedThere are no longer grand narratives, but fragments of history, severed speech acts, disjointed tales, shattered fables, recodified rites and theatricalized forms of authority.1 appearance · absent from the corpustheatricalizes… a political performance of terror: the success of the communication operation consists in building a public image of omnipotence, a media ritual that theatricalizes the superiority of raw power over democratic institutions.1 appearance · absent from the corpustransfeministsThe feminists of the 1960s burned bras and the transfeminists of the 2020s make two masks with each bra.1 appearance · absent from the corpusultraconnected… t of the Covid-19 crisis: our portable telecommunication digital machines are our new jailers and our own domestic interiors have become the soft and ultraconnected prisons of the future.1 appearance · absent from the corpusAmericanovoreThey are an Africanovore, a South Americanovore, an Indianovore, a Sinovore … They have swallowed everything, and now everything they ate is exploding in their white colonial brain.1 appearance · absent from the corpusanthropophagySelf-anthropophagy.1 appearance · absent from the corpuschronospatialThe modern body was constructed and disciplined through the learning of a specific chronospatial anatomical scheme, a regulation of time and movement in space, a civic organization of the somatheque—a normatively national, gendered, sexualized an …1 appearance · absent from the corpuscontaminators… activist (he makes no distinction between the poet and the philosopher, between the revolutionary and the conceptual experimenter; we are all either contaminators or artists in the face of language) was to work with language as an inoculation, as a vaccine.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscoronadivorceBy the end of 2020, a worldwide ‘coronadivorce’ epidemic was taking place.1 appearance · absent from the corpusCoronaviridaeAs a microscopic image, the ‘Coronaviridae’ have fascinated researchers since their discovery in 1937, because of their sun disk or corona shape in which the largest known RNA molecule is shel …1 appearance · absent from the corpuscyberfeminismIn 2012, long before the emergence of Covid-19, Zach Blas saw the actions of cyberfeminism as well as of the Electronic Disturbance Theater and Queer Technologies collectives as strategies for anti-capitalist and anti-normative use of the v …1 appearance · absent from the corpuscyberparallel… video game company Epic Games invested one billion dollars and hired ten thousand people in Europe to develop the ‘metaverse’, a digital interface, a cyberparallel universe with a plurality of ‘planets’ on the internet1 appearance · absent from the corpusDesobedienciaSee María Galindo ‘Desobediencia, por tu culpa voy a sobrevivir’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusdiabolizationI use the term ‘gender’ here because it has served as a focal point for the attacks of masculinists and hetero-binary-normative groups, through the diabolization of so-called ‘gender theory’—which exists as a unified theory only in the fantasies of those who are unaware of the heterogeneity of feminist, queer, …1 appearance · absent from the corpusdigitalocracy… of control for all, are a reshuffling of the ‘democratic’ petrosexoracial hierarchies of analogue societies and the creation of a new form of global digitalocracy.1 appearance · absent from the corpusexoticization… basis for the eroticism of the difference between masculinity and femininity, a fascination with heterosexual kitsch, and a mixture of rejection and exoticization, terror and eroticization of the racialized populations pushed to the impoverished outskirts of cities or to the borders of nation-states.1 appearance · absent from the corpusindissociableIts new semiotechnical producer need never leave, either for work or to make love—and what’s more, those activities had become indissociable.1 appearance · absent from the corpusintrojectionsOthers, knowledgeable about the functioning of their own bodies, preferred a DIY homeostasis, without industrial pharmacological introjections.1 appearance · absent from the corpusmonumentalizeWe might object that Tim Dean and Zach Blas monumentalize the virus and romanticize the viral connection, attributing to them an intentional force and a potential for constructing a political archive that th …1 appearance · absent from the corpusnecrobiopowerIt is precisely because our bodies are the enclaves of necrobiopower and our bedrooms the new cells of biosurveillance that it has become more urgent than ever to invent new strategies of cognitive emancipation and col …1 appearance · absent from the corpuspharmacopowerOxyContin, which has created a pandemic of addiction and overdose death, is a paradigmatic example of the functioning of pharmacopower within cybercapitalism.1 appearance · absent from the corpusproductivismsIn the face of these ascendant totalitarianisms, old patriarchal-colonial productivisms—namely, neoliberalism and communism and their nationalist or global variants—will not be able to perform as opposing forces, because they share a sim …1 appearance · absent from the corpusprotriptylineOur Lady of Protriptyline, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusrecombinatoryOne could say that genetic technologies developed in the laboratory are a form of ‘virus envy’, since their recombinatory ideal would be to operate horizontal transfers of genetic material.1 appearance · absent from the corpusrecuperationsThat is where territorial recuperations appear to create autonomy, to cultivate the land, to reestablish a cosmic order.… I do not believe in binarism, but in this case I am going to put it …1 appearance · absent from the corpusreinscription… hat expose the petrosexoracial foundations of Western democracies and, faced with the present paradigm shift, fight for their media and institutional reinscription.1 appearance · absent from the corpussacralization… amework, to open closed discourses, and to return meanings that have been reified—literally ‘petrified‘—to the public arena, extracting them from the sacralization of power so that they can be collectively reconsidered.1 appearance · absent from the corpussexopoliticalThe same could be expressed with the sexopolitical equation:1 appearance · absent from the corpussubcomandantasubcomandanta1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnobiologyThe sciences working on the telebody are no longer biology and medicine, but warfare, technobiology, and pharmacology understood as cybernetic command-control material discourses.1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnodigitalChina, Brazil and India are no longer the world’s economic slums, but the new centres of technodigital capitalism.1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnosomaticour own bodies) are technosomatic political fictions, hybrids of biology and culture (Donna Haraway calls them ‘natureculture’) that could not exist without the mediation of social co …1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnowitchesWe went into the streets of Paris and the night became a gathering of technowitches persecuted by the police.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleabstinentTeleabstinent.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleauthorityTeleauthority.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelechristianTelechristian.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelechristmasTelechristmas.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecommunismTelecommunism.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleconsuming… s masculine—for the feminine, it was the place of disciplinary confinement and of reproductive and sexual work—now becomes a business teleworking and teleconsuming centre.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecriticismTelecriticism.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecuriosityTelecuriosity.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledemocracyTeledemocracy.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledissidentTeledissident.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelefalseboodTelefalsebood.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleindicatorTeleindicator.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleinvisibleTeleinvisible.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelenormativeTelenormative.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleosteopathTeleosteopath.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepathologyTelepathology.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepresidentTelepresident.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleproducersThey are not physical agents but rather teleproducers; they are codes, pixels, bank accounts, doors without names, addresses to which Amazon can send its orders.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelereceptiveTelereceptive.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleresistantTeleresistant.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelesignatureTelesignature.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelesovereignTelesovereign.1 appearance · absent from the corpusTousAntiCovidTousAntiCovid1 appearance · absent from the corpustransitionistNow it is necessary to understand that this feminist slogan is also crucial for anti-transitionist movements: the white heterosexual male body is also (violently) political and will fight to maintain its sovereign bodily status.1 appearance · absent from the corpusunprecedentlyAfter the genetic sequencing of the virus was published in January 2020, an unprecedently fast and expensive international pharmaceutical race started to develop a preventive vaccine.1 appearance · absent from the corpusAfricanovoreThey are an Africanovore, a South Americanovore, an Indianovore, a Sinovore … They have swallowed everything, and now everything they ate is exploding in their white colonial …1 appearance · absent from the corpusbanalizationThese are the aesthetic foundations of the present regime: greed for industrial carnivorism, enjoyment of sexual and racial violence, and a banalization of the destruction of the ecosystem.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscapitalocene… ad, focus on designing mutation, repairing what has been destroyed, and inventing new practices and forms of relationships, while the Rowlings of the capitalocene are busy explaining to you that you are male or female based on whether or not you bleed from your genital orifices.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscollapsologyA year of astronavigation and conspiracy theories, of collapsology and astrology.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscontaminateeIs the full hazmat suit a totem through which the potential contaminatee tries to dress up with the attributes of the contaminating animal?1 appearance · absent from the corpusconversativeIn 1979, lesbian feminist Janice Raymond, working under the direction of the conversative feminist theologian Mary Daly, published1 appearance · absent from the corpuscyberassaultA cyberassault1 appearance · absent from the corpuscybercontrolIt is difficult, in illness and isolation, not to become attached to this organ of cybercontrol.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscyberfictionLe Guin, and the cyberfiction of Pat Cadigan and Octavia Butler, fuelled by techno and hip-hop, by beats and sweat, by voice and electricity.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscybersensory… from pictorial perspective and the camera obscura to the analogue, mechanical and then electronic spaces of photography, film and television, the new cybersensory subject was learning to live within digital space, an abstract domain disconnected from the eyes and organic human skin and constructed through algor …1 appearance · absent from the corpusdecarbonized… ction, but also of gestures, bodily knowledge, survival techniques, exchange of cells, fluids, etc., necessary for the production and reproduction of decarbonized, depatriarchalized and decolonized life forms.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdeidentifiedThat day, together, we named this expanded and deidentified way of fucking a ‘360’: a fuck without men and women, without organs placed in dominant penetrative, orgasmic, or reproductive positions, a cooperati …1 appearance · absent from the corpusDepetrifyingDepetrifying urban grammar1 appearance · absent from the corpusdisembodyingDisembodying Women: Perspectives on Pregnancy and the Unborn1 appearance · absent from the corpusdécélération‘Nous ne vivons pas l’utopie de la décélération’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusecosexuality3) Homosexual practices, masturbation, ecosexuality, fetishism with ejaculation outside the vagina, the use of sex toys, and non-heterosexual orgies are highly recommended practices of political resist …1 appearance · absent from the corpusgénocidairesgénocidaires1 appearance · absent from the corpusheterotopiasAll the spaces that Foucault called ‘heterotopias’ are technical extensions of consciousness.1 appearance · absent from the corpushydrocephalyOur Lady of Hydrocephaly, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusimmunitarianWe saw the emergence of a new form of immunitarian neoliberalism in which the right not to be subjected to mobility restrictions, not to wear a mask, or, in other words, the right to contaminate other …1 appearance · absent from the corpusinsufflating… ctrified bed connected to a series of machines: the most important of which, thanks to the intubation of the patient, ensures electric ventilation by insufflating the oxygen that the lungs can no longer inhale on their own through the mouth or nose.1 appearance · absent from the corpusmacmillanusaus.macmillanusa.com/piracy.1 appearance · absent from the corpusmasculinisms… sary to oppose at the same time both religion and science, psychoanalysis and pharmacology, hegemonic historical narratives and fascist negationisms, masculinisms and naturalistic binary feminisms.1 appearance · absent from the corpusmasculinistsI use the term ‘gender’ here because it has served as a focal point for the attacks of masculinists and hetero-binary-normative groups, through the diabolization of so-called ‘gender theory’—which exists as a unified theory only in the fantasies of …1 appearance · absent from the corpusmicrotremorsAmong the elements that compose this book, there are diary entries, theoretical hypotheses, measurements of the microtremors caused by the movement of complex systems of knowledge, collections of a body’s fluctuations of pain or pleasure, but also linguistic rituals, hymns, …1 appearance · absent from the corpusminoritizing… o conditions named as obesity, schizophrenia, autism, trisomy, as well as chronic diseases or even old age, which makes ‘disability’ an invisible and minoritizing condition that is potentially universal.1 appearance · absent from the corpusnegationisms… at it is necessary to oppose at the same time both religion and science, psychoanalysis and pharmacology, hegemonic historical narratives and fascist negationisms, masculinisms and naturalistic binary feminisms.1 appearance · absent from the corpuspedestalling… ments as violent speech acts and calls the discursive imposition of a narrative of power in public space through monumentalized sculpture ‘derogatory pedestalling’.1 appearance · absent from the corpusphantasmatic… o fuel discourses of hate and terror and to install authoritarian forms of control within democratic societies: they promise the junkie population a (phantasmatic) supplement of national sovereignty and ethnic identity to protect them from the fear of otherness and from the pain that (paradoxically) the functio …1 appearance · absent from the corpusplayboyesquemanagement imposed during the Covid-19 crisis turned horizontal workers—more or less playboyesque, their labour cognitive or immaterial—into the most likely survivors of this pandemic.1 appearance · absent from the corpusposthumanistEither we accept the opposing but complementary narratives of the infinite progress of capitalism or of the end of the world, with its posthumanist visions of the technological augmentation of certain bodies and exoplanetary colonization—think of Elon Musk’s illusory and technoaristocratic ideas …1 appearance · absent from the corpusreinscribing… t work, but also to implement a process of epistemic and political reform: to impose a global process of digitalization of social relationships while reinscribing within them the archaic social forms of necropolitical government coming from patriarchal and colonial ideologies.1 appearance · absent from the corpusrobotization… on of the genetic structure of living beings, trivialization of CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technologies, digital surveillance, extraterrestrial travel, robotization of work, management of big data, chemical control of subjectivity, multiplication of assisted reproduction techniques.1 appearance · absent from the corpusstratégiquesChristian Thomas, ‘Dépendance aux métaux stratégiques,’ Conseil économique, social et environnemental, 22 January 2019,1 appearance · absent from the corpussubjectivize… informed sick people, mortal and vulnerable bodies, dysphoric of everything, dependent on everything, connected to the communicative prostheses that subjectivize and oppress them.1 appearance · absent from the corpussupranatural… ory-motor perception, if one thinks of the division of the sensual by which Western societies are governed, but also of other senses which appear as ‘supranatural’ according to the Western scientific classification, but which are fully present in other Indigenous or non-Western aesthetic and epistemic regimes.1 appearance · absent from the corpusTaubenbergerDavid Morens, Peter Daszak and Jeffery Taubenberger, ‘Escaping Pandora’s Box—Another Novel Coronavirus’,1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnoshamanBut the cybernetic orthotic is not just a ventriloquist technoshaman able to speak with the voices of all the others.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleagnosticTeleagnostic.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleassemblyTeleassembly.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelebirthdayTelebirthday.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelebuddhistTelebuddhist.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelebusinessTelebusiness.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecitizens… ormula than the one imposed by the virus, with home confinement and social-distancing precautions and the new digital tracing of potentially infected telecitizens.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecongressTelecongress.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleducationTeleducation.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelefidelityTelefidelity.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleflirtingTeleflirting.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelegenocideTelegenocide.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelehumanityTelehumanity.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleislamistTeleislamist.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemarriageTelemarriage.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleministerTeleminister.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleorganismTeleorganism.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepolicingTelepolicing.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepoliticsTelepolitics.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepreacherTelepreacher.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepurchaseTelepurchase.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelequivocalTelequivocal.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelereligionTelereligion.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelesolitudeTelesolitude.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteletribunalTeletribunal.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleviolenceTeleviolence.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelextremistTelextremist.1 appearance · absent from the corpustrimipramineOur Lady of Trimipramine, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusventilocracyDemocracy is ventilocracy.1 appearance · absent from the corpusvortioxetineOur Lady of Vortioxetine, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusagomelatineOur Lady of Agomelatine, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusaméricainesRevue française d’études américaines1 appearance · absent from the corpusautoritaireDu Libéralisme autoritaire1 appearance · absent from the corpusbiovigilantFirst, it is imperative to modify the relationship between our bodies and biovigilant machines of bionecrocontrol: they are not only communication devices.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscostantinosCostantinos P.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscyberstatesCrypto Anarchy, Cyberstates, and Pirate Utopias1 appearance · absent from the corpusdeimmunizedEsposito emphasizes that all biopolitics is immunological: biopolitics involves a hierarchy with the immunized at the top and the deimmunized, who will be excluded from any act of immunological protection, at the bottom.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdepenalizedIn England homosexuality was depenalized in 1967: the Sexual Offences Act decriminalized private homosexual acts between men over 21, while at the same time imposing penalties on so-called p …1 appearance · absent from the corpusderacializeWill they be able to deracialize skin?1 appearance · absent from the corpusDerocquigny‘The world is upside down’—or askew (in Jules Derocquigny’s translation).1 appearance · absent from the corpusdespoilmentOur Lady of Colonial Despoilment, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdestitutingtechnologies of government and production (of which the governments of Trump and Putin are paradigmatic examples) and the destituting and non-violent practices that advocate for ecological, feminist, queer, trans and anti-racist transition.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdisadjustedHowever correct and legitimate they may be, translations are all, says Derrida, ‘out of joint […] disadjusted, as it were unjust in the gap that affects them.’1 appearance · absent from the corpusemigriertenGespräche mit emigrierten Sozialwissenschaftlern1 appearance · absent from the corpusflesinoxaneOur Lady of Flesinoxane, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusfolklorized… that would end up being swallowed by the narratives of socio-economic progress and NATO membership, and whose forms of dissent would be contained and folklorized in the myth of the Movida.1 appearance · absent from the corpusgendernautsGendernauts1 appearance · absent from the corpusiconophiliaBelievers in national and republican iconophilia on both the right and the left are up in arms:1 appearance · absent from the corpusIndianovoreThey are an Africanovore, a South Americanovore, an Indianovore, a Sinovore … They have swallowed everything, and now everything they ate is exploding in their white colonial brain.1 appearance · absent from the corpusinfantilityPerhaps it is a reflection of my own infantility, but to me this statement, made on this day of all days, proves that our speaker has utterly1 appearance · absent from the corpuslibéralismeDu Libéralisme autoritaire1 appearance · absent from the corpusmaprotilineOur Lady of Maprotiline, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusmasculinismThat Christian tradition which is praised by the far right as the foundation of Aryan Europe is in reality a tradition of masculinism, racism and sexual abuse of children and women.1 appearance · absent from the corpusMeTooIncest… trans movements expressed themselves and connected through the exchange of messages on different social networks, with the appearance of #MeToo and #MeTooIncest.1 appearance · absent from the corpusminoritized… ney have called the ‘undercommons’: that set of bodies (sexualized, racialized, Indigenous, queer, trans, migrant, working poor, etc.) that have been minoritized by the historical power structure of petrosexoracial capitalism.1 appearance · absent from the corpusmoonwalkers… he morticians who deal with the dead and transfer them to cemeteries, the cleaners who disinfect nursing homes or train or subway stations, look like moonwalkers: their movements are coarse, as if they were made without articulating their limbs.1 appearance · absent from the corpusMultipharmaThe company filed for bankruptcy in 2019, but its securities and stock moved to other firms, such as Multipharma, which (perfection of the corrupt circuit) now specializes in pharmacological cures for opioid addiction with the active ingredient naloxone, an opio …1 appearance · absent from the corpusMundipharmaOur Lady of Mundipharma, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusnecrokitschA coup d’état is a necrokitsch happening, a political performance of terror: the success of the communication operation consists in building a public image of omnipotence, a media …1 appearance · absent from the corpusnecrospacesof necrospaces, spaces of death where life is, if not impossible, at least toxic.1 appearance · absent from the corpusnegationismGuthrie used as historical negationism1 appearance · absent from the corpusnegationistThe white rage aesthetics of the negationist assailants combines the ruins of colonial history, survivalist references, apocalyptic rites and the new tribal accessories of cybernetic capitalism: …1 appearance · absent from the corpusNegrophobia(the laws governing slavery in France’s imperial outposts), wakes up with his institutional robe covered in red paint and the inscription ‘State Negrophobia’ written on the pillar that supports him.1 appearance · absent from the corpusneofascistsJust as neither Trump nor his followers can accept having lost the election, the fake neofascists cannot take no for an answer to a sexual advance, nor accept wearing a condom or a mask, because any of these restrictions would mean a reduction of …1 appearance · absent from the corpuspixellatingLater, as I showered outside the cottage next to the juniper tree, I looked at the sea glinting as if sprinkled with sequins, the golden light pixellating the waves into tiny flashing stars.1 appearance · absent from the corpusRadioFranceRadioFrance, 11 May 2020,1 appearance · absent from the corpusreinscribed… ures that we applied in recent years to migrants and refugees were reproduced in the interior of the national territory, on the total population, and reinscribed on individual bodies.1 appearance · absent from the corpussensoriallyEven the necropolitical father’s hands or penis function sensorially as tactile extensions of his gaze.1 appearance · absent from the corpussomathequesWe are not owners of our bodies, because bodies are neither objects nor individual properties, but somatheques, living political archives existing in an already given epistemic context without which we can simply not exist.1 appearance · absent from the corpussubjectionsThe very notion of emancipation as a process of liberation from the subjections of power initiated by a single individual consciousness is faltering.1 appearance · absent from the corpussuperchordssuperchords1 appearance · absent from the corpussupersexual… ng the AIDS crisis: the carrier had to be a monkey (there is no human misery that our subjugated sister will not be accused of sooner or later), or a supersexual homosexual, an air steward who, if the contagion figures were to be believed, would have1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnoagoraThe living room is a technoagora where those who can see each other on a1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnospermAnd they produced new fluids unknown until then: technosperm, technomilk, techno-blood, techno-ovules … Pharmacopornographic capitalism was just that: an economic and political regime in which the production an …1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleabsenceTeleabsence.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleatheistTeleatheist.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelebaptismTelebaptism.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecentredTelecentred.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecommuneTelecommune.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecompanyTelecompany.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleconcertTeleconcert.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleconomicTeleconomic.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecultureTeleculture.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledentistTeledentist.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledeviantTeledeviant.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledrivingTeledriving.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleempathyTeleempathy.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelefatigueTelefatigue.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelefreedomTelefreedom.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelefuneralTelefuneral.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelehistoryTelehistory.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelehygieneTelehygiene.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelejusticeTelejustice.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelekitchenTelekitchen.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelelectionTelelection.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelelibraryTelelibrary.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemassageTelemassage.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemeaningTelemeaning.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemeetingTelemeeting.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemigrantTelemigrant.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemysteryTelemystery.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepairingTelepairing.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepaymentTelepayment.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleperfumeTeleperfume.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepovertyTelepoverty.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepresentTelepresent.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleprivateTeleprivate.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelereadingTelereading.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelerealityTelereality.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelerobberyTelerobbery.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleserviceTeleservice.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelestalkerTelestalker.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelesubjectTelesubject.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelesuicideTelesuicide.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelesurgeryTelesurgery.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleternityTeleternity.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteletheaterTeletheater.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteletourismTeletourism.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteletragedyTeletragedy.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleweddingTelewedding.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelezionistTelezionist.1 appearance · absent from the corpusvegetalized… away, Françoise Vergès, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens) invite us to imagine a contemporary global working class as a vast ensemble of mineralized, vegetalized, animalized, feminized and racialized bodies and organisms that carry out the devalued work of the sexual, emotional and social reproduction of techn …1 appearance · absent from the corpusverzweifeltGünther Anders, ‘Wenn ich verzweifelt bin, was geht’s mich an?’, in1 appearance · absent from the corpuswypierdalaćwypierdalać1 appearance · absent from the corpusanimalized… se Vergès, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens) invite us to imagine a contemporary global working class as a vast ensemble of mineralized, vegetalized, animalized, feminized and racialized bodies and organisms that carry out the devalued work of the sexual, emotional and social reproduction of technolife on pla …1 appearance · absent from the corpusArchevêqueBut suddenly we were there, together with hundreds of others perched speechless on Pont de l’Archevêque, as if the Île Saint-Louis had become Cape Canaveral, watching the Notre-Dame spacecraft take off using its own wooden beams as a combustion engine:1 appearance · absent from the corpusarsenicalsOur Lady of Arsenicals, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusBinyavangaYou are the companions of Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, of Virginie Despentes and Binyavanga Wainaina, because you no longer have to hide the fact that you have been raped, because you no longer have to apologize for your lesbianism, for your …1 appearance · absent from the corpuscaptodiameOur Lady of Captodiame, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscircludingIt’s no longer a question of knowing who penetrates and who ejaculates, but rather of circluding1 appearance · absent from the corpusCoronaexitCoronaexit!1 appearance · absent from the corpuscybercages… y out: thousands of digital addicts, dysphoric bodies armed only with their phones, left the glittering darkness of the internet, escaped their urban cybercages, and dragged themselves through the streets.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdebinarizeAnd if I was able to come out of it and debinarize myself, if I was able to survive that violence and have managed to live a life other than the one that was mapped out for me, then I say to you that …1 appearance · absent from the corpusdemoncracyDemoncracy1 appearance · absent from the corpusdysphoricsWe are just beginning to think, dear dysphorics.1 appearance · absent from the corpusDépendanceChristian Thomas, ‘Dépendance aux métaux stratégiques,’ Conseil économique, social et environnemental, 22 January 2019,1 appearance · absent from the corpusexoticized… e affirmation of pride in Black culture, the impossible progeny that Frantz Fanon would have had with Michel Foucault if the French professor had not exoticized racialized bodies and if the Algerian activist had not been so macho and homophobic.1 appearance · absent from the corpusgenitalityOur Lady of Genitality, pray for us.1 appearance · absent from the corpusgregueríasLas Greguerías1 appearance · absent from the corpusGuattarianEx-Guattarian.1 appearance · absent from the corpusGynephobiaAdrienne Rich, ‘“Disloyal to Civilization”: Feminism, Racism, and Gynephobia’, in1 appearance · absent from the corpushomosexuelIn France, the Gazolines collective emerged as a dissident trans branch from the Front homosexuel d’action révolutionnaire in 1972; trans activists including Hélène Hazera, Paquita Paquin, Marie France and Jenny Bel’Air participated in it.1 appearance · absent from the corpusinterhumandoes not lie in the consumption of objects but, on the contrary, uniquely and exclusively in the creation of relationships, not only interhuman, but also ecological and cosmic, those that an organism establishes with its environment as a living entity.1 appearance · absent from the corpuslipophobic… bioaccumulative substances, like radioactivity or perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl chemical compounds found in fire-fighting foams, hydrophobic and lipophobic coatings used in textiles, warfare and telecommunication materials.1 appearance · absent from the corpuslogorrhoeaEven a little bit of logorrhoea1 appearance · absent from the corpusmetonymiesA movable host of metaphors, metonymies, anthropomorphisms: in short, a sum of human relations which have been poetically and rhetorically intensified, transferred, and embellished, which, …1 appearance · absent from the corpusmittenlessMittenless1 appearance · absent from the corpusMussolinisWhile we’re at it, let’s also get rid of the sculptures housed in non-governmental spaces, the dozens of Francos and Mussolinis gathering dust in the museums of ‘historical memory’.1 appearance · absent from the corpusorganicist… ’ (pardon the metaphor): Donna Haraway has studied, for example, the prevalence of the metaphors ‘crystal’, ‘tissue’ or ‘field’ in nineteenth-century organicist scientific discourse.1 appearance · absent from the corpuspauperizedThis is definitely not a populist mass of working-class or pauperized bodies, but a structured bloc of middle-class and privileged racist, anti-feminist, anti-queer and anti-trans activists.1 appearance · absent from the corpusrecodifiedThere are no longer grand narratives, but fragments of history, severed speech acts, disjointed tales, shattered fables, recodified rites and theatricalized forms of authority.1 appearance · absent from the corpusreductibleis not reductible to1 appearance · absent from the corpussobrevivirSee María Galindo ‘Desobediencia, por tu culpa voy a sobrevivir’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusstatuefiedand deserve to be ‘statuefied’.1 appearance · absent from the corpusTaylorized… apitalism, an exercise in computer training of society as a whole that put an end to the last modern Fordist subjects and their relationship with the Taylorized productive machine (the last purely Fordist workers born between the 1930s and the 1950s are those who died in hospitals and old people’s homes in Lo …1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnolife… lized, animalized, feminized and racialized bodies and organisms that carry out the devalued work of the sexual, emotional and social reproduction of technolife on planet Earth.1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnolungof the machine, which is accepted, for a time, as an external technical human organ, as a technolung or as a blood technocirculatory system of the body.1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnomilkAnd they produced new fluids unknown until then: technosperm, technomilk, techno-blood, techno-ovules … Pharmacopornographic capitalism was just that: an economic and political regime in which the production and reproducti …1 appearance · absent from the corpustechnoskinIt was an externalized and protective technoskin under which the body lost its unique shape.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleactiveTeleactive.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleaddictTeleaddict.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleaffectTeleaffect.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelebattleTelebattle.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleburialTeleburial.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecentreTelecentre.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelechurchTelechurch.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelecrisisTelecrisis.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledoctorTeledoctor.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelefamilyTelefamily.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelefriendTelefriend.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelefutureTelefuture.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleguidedTeleguided.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelehungerTelehunger.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemarketTelemarket.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemotionTelemotion.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemuseumTelemuseum.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelenationTelenation.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelephiliaTelephilia.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepoetryTelepoetry.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepublicTelepublic.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelequickyTelequicky.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelerevoltTelerevolt.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleschoolTeleschool.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleseriesTeleseries.1 appearance · 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corpusDecisier… Jacques Testard, Ethan Nosowsky, Lucy O’Meara, Olivier Nora, Silvia Sesé, Marc García, Susana Pellicer, Carmen Echevarría, Pauline Perrignon, Camille Decisier, François Samuelson, Marie Lannurien, Julián Nossa, Michel Feher, David Velasco, Cécile Dumas, Jade Lindgaard, Jean-Max Colard, Mathieu Potte-Bonnevi …1 appearance · absent from the corpusDelmaire… d Velasco, Cécile Dumas, Jade Lindgaard, Jean-Max Colard, Mathieu Potte-Bonneville, Chloé Siganos, Margarita Tsoumo, Wojciech Puś, Anne Pauly, Julien Delmaire, Itziar González Virós, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, María Galindo, Sylvie Sénéchal, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Judith Butler, Tania Salvador, …1 appearance · absent from the corpusDomitila… strian artist Ines Doujak, which some say depicts the former king of Spain Juan Carlos I in a sexual embrace with the anti-colonial Bolivian activist Domitila Barrios de Chúngara and Walter Benjamin’s proverbial wolf of fascism.1 appearance · absent from the corpusFordists… seen, for Barthes the cathedral was the spiritual vehicle taking the medieval subject to heaven, and the car was the industrial cathedral taking the Fordists to the supermarket.1 appearance · absent from the corpusGoliardafrom my library to find in hers an ideal place between Albertine Sarrazin and Goliarda Sapienza.1 appearance · absent from the corpusInglesbyInglesby,1 appearance · absent from the corpusisolariiEmma Ramadan (London: Isolarii, 2021).1 appearance · absent from the corpusKwakwakaPerhaps that’s the thing about being a fake-shaman of the digital far-right: QAnon has replaced the flowers in Femen’s hair and Beau Dick’s Kwakwaka’wakw Northwest Coast ceremonial masks with the antlers and animal skin of the pro-hunting collectives.1 appearance · absent from the corpuslaboranslaborans1 appearance · absent from the corpusLasTesisThe year 2020 began again on 25 November 2019 when Chilean feminists from LasTesis chanted ‘The rapist is you, it’s the police, it’s 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corpusBarczakBarczak and Winston C.1 appearance · absent from the corpusBöttnerI leave the Paris apartment filled with dozens of closed or half-opened boxes and head to Toronto to install the artist Lorenza Böttner’s exhibition at the University Museum.1 appearance · absent from the corpusCanSinoChina approved the CanSino vaccine for limited use in the military in June 2020, followed by Russia with the Sputnik V vaccine in August.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscapsideIn 1960, the genetic structure was called a ‘viron’ and the outer coating ‘capside’.1 appearance · absent from the corpusCapuçon… n after the fire of 2019, four religious dignitaries (including the Archbishop of Paris, Michel Aupetit) prayed while three artists (violinist Renaud Capuçon, actor Philippe Torreton and actor and singer Judith Chemla) participated in a ceremony culminating in Schubert’s ‘Ave Maria’.1 appearance · absent from the corpuscasséesgueules cassées1 appearance · absent from the corpuschemicoDid 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year of Lexomil.1 appearance · absent from the corpuslibanon‘Libanon: Mein Leben als Kollateralshaden’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusLikozamA year of Likozam.1 appearance · absent from the corpusLéonora… eira Da Silva, Roberto Esposito, Karen Barad, Saidiya Hartman, Anna Tsing, Silvia Federici, María Galindo, Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi, Virginie Despentes, Léonora Miano, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, Rita Segato, Vinciane Despret, Jack Halberstam, Yuk Hui, Nick Land, C.1 appearance · absent from the corpusMorabiaDenis Trierweiler, Ariel Morabia, Gabriel Raphaël Veyret, Françoise Cazenave (Paris: Seuil, 2008), 29.1 appearance · absent from the corpusnormaliNormali-1 appearance · absent from the corpusoculareComing from the field of botany and agriculture, the Latin verb ‘in-oculare’ referred to the process of grafting the bud of a tree into an incision made in another—the result looked similar to the socket of an eye.1 appearance · absent from the corpusparikkaSee Jussi Parikka,1 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body), another actress, Adèle Haenel, got up, turned her back on the patriarchs of cinema, and left, along with filmmaker Céline Sciamma.1 appearance · absent from the corpusSiganos… Samuelson, Marie Lannurien, Julián Nossa, Michel Feher, David Velasco, Cécile Dumas, Jade Lindgaard, Jean-Max Colard, Mathieu Potte-Bonneville, Chloé Siganos, Margarita Tsoumo, Wojciech Puś, Anne Pauly, Julien Delmaire, Itziar González Virós, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, María Galindo, Sylvie Sénéchal …1 appearance · absent from the corpusskafishPeter Skafish (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2014).1 appearance · absent from the corpusSouriau… st invisible against the background of big political narratives and his brother’s novels, Simon’s life has the quality of what the art historian Paul Souriau has called a ‘minor existence’, an existence similar to that of a mist, fog or breeze.1 appearance · absent from the corpusStilnoxA year of Stilnox.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteledogTeledog.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelehugTelehug.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleistTeleist.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelenowTelenow.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelepalTelepal.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelesexTelesex.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleskyTelesky.1 appearance · absent from the corpustelewarTelewar.1 appearance · absent from the corpusteleyouTeleyou.1 appearance · absent from the corpusTestard… o thank all those who encouraged me to write this book and those who helped me to improve it with their references, comments and corrections: Jacques Testard, Ethan Nosowsky, Lucy O’Meara, Olivier Nora, Silvia Sesé, Marc García, Susana Pellicer, Carmen Echevarría, Pauline Perrignon, Camille Decisier, Franç …1 appearance · absent from the corpusvalknutThor and a valknut, a bunch of tangled triangles, symbol of Thor’s father, another Norse god; all symbols of destructive power, but also of virile fecundity in Indo-Eur …1 appearance · absent from the corpusvastestThe acceptance by the non-signatory countries of these refugees would mean the displacement of 825 million bodies, which would amount to the vastest human migration in history.1 appearance · absent from the corpusVilloroWhen Gloria learned to speak Spanish dozens of books by Roberto Bolaño, Osvaldo Lamborghini, Pedro Lemebel, Diamela Eltit and Juan Villoro appeared, like new organs.1 appearance · absent from the corpusWisławaJust as Wisława Szymborska preferred the ridicule of writing poems to the ridicule of not writing them, I preferred the ridicule of writing this desperate and pathet …1 appearance · absent from the corpusArochoI saw you write the names of Patsy Andrea Delgado, Alexa Luciano Ruiz, Serena Angelique Velázquez, Layla Pelaez Sánchez, Yampi Méndez Arocho, Penélope Díaz Ramírez, Michelle Michellyn Ramos Vargas, Selena Reyes-Hernandez, Valera, Ebeng Mayor on the walls.1 appearance · absent from the corpusChemla… ng the Archbishop of Paris, Michel Aupetit) prayed while three artists (violinist Renaud Capuçon, actor Philippe Torreton and actor and singer Judith Chemla) participated in a ceremony culminating in Schubert’s ‘Ave Maria’.1 appearance · absent from the corpuschiamiCome te chiami?1 appearance · absent from the corpuschorbachorba1 appearance · absent from the corpusChotek… s much as seeing Kafka terrified of getting out of bed every morning, with a terrible headache, and then, after dragging his feet for a short walk in Chotek Park, writing what he never ceases to consider a few miserable pages.1 appearance · absent from the corpusCleyreYou are the followers of Emma Goldman and Voltairine de Cleyre.1 appearance · absent from the corpusColard… e Perrignon, Camille Decisier, François Samuelson, Marie Lannurien, Julián Nossa, Michel Feher, David Velasco, Cécile Dumas, Jade Lindgaard, Jean-Max Colard, Mathieu Potte-Bonneville, Chloé Siganos, Margarita Tsoumo, Wojciech Puś, Anne Pauly, Julien Delmaire, Itziar González Virós, Annie Sprinkle and Beth …1 appearance · absent from the corpusCordónOne option would be to install the statues in the main square of the city of Burgos, Spain, a few steps away from the Casa del Cordón, where Columbus, it is said, signed the agreement with the Catholic monarchs to set out on his transatlantic journey.1 appearance · absent from the corpusDaszakDavid Morens, Peter Daszak and Jeffery Taubenberger, ‘Escaping Pandora’s Box—Another Novel Coronavirus’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusDeferteds Daniel Defert and François Ewald (Paris: Gallimard, 1994), 9-12.1 appearance · absent from the corpusdenoël(Paris: Denoël, 2005).1 appearance · absent from the corpusDolganA little further away from the city, towards the deep white of the Arctic, are the Indigenous Dolgan, Nenets, Nganasan and Evenk peoples, who earn a living from reindeer meat, the fur trade, and occasional tourism.1 appearance · absent from the corpusDoujakby Austrian artist Ines Doujak, which some say depicts the former king of Spain Juan Carlos I in a sexual embrace with the anti-colonial Bolivian activist Domitila Barrios de Chúng …1 appearance · absent from the corpusFaguetThe translation of the first version of the text ‘When statues fall’ was done by Michèle Faguet.1 appearance · absent from the corpusGionetMeanwhile, Tim Gionet, also known as Baked Alaska, a self-proclaimed neo-Nazi activist, made a twenty-seven-minute live broadcast from the Capitol.1 appearance · absent from the corpusHaddoxDavid Haddox, Purdue’s medical advisor, said in 2003 that OxyContin was as harmless or dangerous as a vegetable, and that its proper use depended on choices made …1 appearance · absent from the corpusHazera… Gazolines collective emerged as a dissident trans branch from the Front homosexuel d’action révolutionnaire in 1972; trans activists including Hélène Hazera, Paquita Paquin, Marie France and Jenny Bel’Air participated in it.1 appearance · absent from the corpusItziar… Cécile Dumas, Jade Lindgaard, Jean-Max Colard, Mathieu Potte-Bonneville, Chloé Siganos, Margarita Tsoumo, Wojciech Puś, Anne Pauly, Julien Delmaire, Itziar González Virós, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, María Galindo, Sylvie Sénéchal, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Judith Butler, Tania Salvador, Virgini …1 appearance · absent from the corpusJaboisManuel Jabois, ‘El minuto cero de un mal bicho que cambio nuestras vidas’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusLaviraI heard you shout, from across the Atlantic, and I saw the names of George Floyd, Jamal Sutherland, Patrick Warren, Kevin Lavira Desir, Erik Mejia, Randy Miller.1 appearance · absent from the corpuslimbosFor years, migrants and refugees were considered infectious to the community and were placed in detention centres—political limbos where they remained without rights and without citizenship; perpetual waiting rooms.1 appearance · absent from the corpusMephanColin Gordon, Leo Marshall, John Mephan and Kate Soper (New York: Pantheon Books, 1980), 183-93.1 appearance · absent from the corpusMorensDavid Morens, Peter Daszak and Jeffery Taubenberger, ‘Escaping Pandora’s Box—Another Novel Coronavirus’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusmétauxChristian Thomas, ‘Dépendance aux métaux stratégiques,’ Conseil économique, social et environnemental, 22 January 2019,1 appearance · absent from the corpusnarismNarism1 appearance · absent from the corpusNizierIt’s hard to say how it started, whether the beginning of this revolution was the first #MeToo hashtag or the 1975 occupation of Lyon’s Saint-Nizier Church by some one hundred sex workers, or if we should cite as the origin point the moment when African American feminist Sojourner Truth stood up a …1 appearance · absent from the corpusNordazOne year of Nordaz.1 appearance · absent from the corpusNyxoid… ical cures for opioid addiction with the active ingredient naloxone, an opioid antagonist derived from morphine, which it has marketed under the name Nyxoid.1 appearance · absent from the corpusphorosphoros1 appearance · absent from the corpuspitronSee Guillaume Pitron,1 appearance · absent from the corpussomato1981—the year when the first cases of AIDS were reported in the media—was the threshold year: the year when a new global somato-political order was born, whose social management techniques and surveillance and control strategies were first imagined in immunological and viral t …1 appearance · absent from the corpusSterzlSterzl (New York: Academic Press, 1967), 17, quoted by Warwick Anderson, ‘Getting Ahead of One’s Self: The Common Culture of Immunology and Philosophy’,1 appearance · absent from the corpustelemeTeleme.1 appearance · absent from the corpustornarJo també t’estimo però no puc tornar amb tu1 appearance · absent from the corpusTsoumo… nnurien, Julián Nossa, Michel Feher, David Velasco, Cécile Dumas, Jade Lindgaard, Jean-Max Colard, Mathieu Potte-Bonneville, Chloé Siganos, Margarita Tsoumo, Wojciech Puś, Anne Pauly, Julien Delmaire, Itziar González Virós, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, María Galindo, Sylvie Sénéchal, Dominique Gonzal …1 appearance · absent from the corpusuncapsIf, by chance, someone uncaps a canister outside, the unit must be shut down and an emergency service comes in to decontaminate the area.1 appearance · absent from the corpusutopie‘Nous ne vivons pas l’utopie de la décélération’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusVaxart… ational, Heat Biologics, Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Johnson & Johnson, Novavax, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Sanofi, Roche, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, Vaxart and Vir Biotechnology.1 appearance · absent from the corpusVeyretDenis Trierweiler, Ariel Morabia, Gabriel Raphaël Veyret, Françoise Cazenave (Paris: Seuil, 2008), 29.1 appearance · absent from the corpusVictanA year of Victan.1 appearance · absent from the corpusvivons‘Nous ne vivons pas l’utopie de la décélération’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusYuzhneFor example, in the Ukrainian city of Yuzhne, the artist Alexander Milov transformed a sculpture of Lenin into one of Darth Vader and wrote on an accompanying plaque: ‘To the father of our natio …1 appearance · absent from the corpusAïssaFirst up, actress Aïssa Maïga denounced the institutional racism of cinema.1 appearance · absent from the corpusbererMarge Berer, ‘Making Abortion a Woman’s Right Worldwide’,1 appearance · absent from the corpusCLHEESee Zig Blanquer, ‘La culture du valide (occidental)’, CLHEE, 28 April 2016,1 appearance · absent from the corpusEbeng… gelique Velázquez, Layla Pelaez Sánchez, Yampi Méndez Arocho, Penélope Díaz Ramírez, Michelle Michellyn Ramos Vargas, Selena Reyes-Hernandez, Valera, Ebeng Mayor on the walls.1 appearance · absent from the corpusEHESSJing Xie, a researcher at Fudan University in Shanghai and correspondent for the EHESS-ENS research centre in Paris, pointed out that the extreme lockdown imposed on the city of Wuhan, with the total closure of a city that did not have …1 appearance · absent from the corpusEltitWhen Gloria learned to speak Spanish dozens of books by Roberto Bolaño, Osvaldo Lamborghini, Pedro Lemebel, Diamela Eltit and Juan Villoro appeared, like new organs.1 appearance · absent from the corpusEvenkA little further away from the city, towards the deep white of the Arctic, are the Indigenous Dolgan, Nenets, Nganasan and Evenk peoples, who earn a living from reindeer meat, the fur trade, and occasional tourism.1 appearance · absent from the corpusgarínEquipo re (Aimar Arriola, Nancy Garín and Linda Valdés),1 appearance · absent from the corpusGaîtéThe next day, I find the strength to get up to go and participate in a public conversation at the Gaîté Lyrique.1 appearance · absent from the corpusgrmekGrmek,1 appearance · absent from the corpusguninAnna Gunin and Arch Tait (London: Penguin, 2017), 10.1 appearance · absent from the corpusKukiz… issioner of the Council of Europe, urged Parliament to reject the Constitutional Tribunal’s ruling, 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appearance · absent from the corpussethaeds Setha Low and Neil Smith (New York: Routledge, 2005).1 appearance · absent from the corpustambéJo també t’estimo però no puc tornar amb tu1 appearance · absent from the corpusValieI measured the floor by rolling my body from one end of the living room and the bedroom to the other, as the artist Valie Export used to measure the city of Vienna by lying down on its streets.1 appearance · absent from the corpusvironIn 1960, the genetic structure was called a ‘viron’ and the outer coating ‘capside’.1 appearance · absent from the corpusVirós… ade Lindgaard, Jean-Max Colard, Mathieu Potte-Bonneville, Chloé Siganos, Margarita Tsoumo, Wojciech Puś, Anne Pauly, Julien Delmaire, Itziar González Virós, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, María Galindo, Sylvie Sénéchal, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Judith Butler, Tania Salvador, Virginie Despentes and …1 appearance · absent from the corpusXXèmeArt et activisme à la fin du XXème siècle1 appearance · absent from the corpusYampiI saw you write the names of Patsy Andrea Delgado, Alexa Luciano Ruiz, Serena Angelique Velázquez, Layla Pelaez Sánchez, Yampi Méndez Arocho, Penélope Díaz Ramírez, Michelle Michellyn Ramos Vargas, Selena Reyes-Hernandez, Valera, Ebeng Mayor on the walls.1 appearance · absent from the corpusἐκδύωfrom the Greek ‘ἐκδύω’, literally means ‘to undress’, ‘to take off a garment’.1 appearance · absent from the corpusfuet… uthors themselves, often in exchange for bookshop events which Alison gladly agreed to do for them, friendly meetings accompanied by Priorat wine and fuet tapas.1 appearance · absent from the corpusjbatFrom an online statement ‘crafted, at its core, by [founder and publisher] Louis Rossetto’ and posted by then-managing editor John Battelle (jbat) in ‘Topic 129 [wired]: New Republic Slams1 appearance · absent from the corpusperòJo també t’estimo però no puc tornar amb tu1 appearance · absent from the corpusPIISThe slogan PIIS OFF (a combination of the name of the ruling party PiS and the English phrase ‘piss off’) was one of the most frequently quoted at Polish demonstrati …1 appearance · absent from the corpusSesé… hose who helped me to improve it with their references, comments and corrections: Jacques Testard, Ethan Nosowsky, Lucy O’Meara, Olivier Nora, Silvia Sesé, Marc García, Susana Pellicer, Carmen Echevarría, Pauline Perrignon, Camille Decisier, François Samuelson, Marie Lannurien, Julián Nossa, Michel Fehe …1 appearance · absent from the corpuswakwPerhaps that’s the thing about being a fake-shaman of the digital far-right: QAnon has replaced the flowers in Femen’s hair and Beau Dick’s Kwakwaka’wakw Northwest Coast ceremonial masks with the antlers and animal skin of the pro-hunting collectives.1 appearance · absent from the corpusZhon… in London, Milan and Paris at the beginning of 2019, before the virus crisis was declared in Europe: Chanel, Kenzo, Marine Serre, Pitta Mask, Xander Zhon all unveiled their exclusive models.1 appearance · absent from the corpuszéroInternet année zéro.1 appearance · absent from the corpusGLQGLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies1 appearance · absent from the corpusPuś… ossa, Michel Feher, David Velasco, Cécile Dumas, Jade Lindgaard, Jean-Max Colard, Mathieu Potte-Bonneville, Chloé Siganos, Margarita Tsoumo, Wojciech Puś, Anne Pauly, Julien Delmaire, Itziar González Virós, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, María Galindo, Sylvie Sénéchal, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, J …1 appearance · absent from the corpusperfluoroalkylThese are bioaccumulative substances, like radioactivity or perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl chemical compounds found in fire-fighting foams, hydrophobic and lipophobic coatings used in textiles, warfare and telecommunicat …1 appearance · English frequency 1.01BeijerinckThe first virus was discovered in 1898 by the microbiologist Martinus Beijerinck in the context of colonial tobacco plantations.1 appearance · English frequency 1.01differendThe Differend: Phrases in Dispute1 appearance · English frequency 1.01reinbek(Reinbek: Rowohlt Verlag, 1979).1 appearance · English frequency 1.01inorganicallyThey feel, like the phone, inorganically alive or organically dead.1 appearance · English frequency 1.02Sevillanas… Toronto’s buildings, trees wrapped in coloured plastic look like grandmothers in Spanish mantillas, waving in the wind, welcoming the sun by dancing Sevillanas.1 appearance · English frequency 1.02Dantean… hen I was still a child with a girl’s name and a girl’s dress, or when, years later, I watched the snow in New York and everyone still called me by a Dantean female name that, perhaps illogically, never seemed masculine or feminine to me.1 appearance · English frequency 1.02BZPOur Lady of BZP, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.02Echevarría… references, comments and corrections: Jacques Testard, Ethan Nosowsky, Lucy O’Meara, Olivier Nora, Silvia Sesé, Marc García, Susana Pellicer, Carmen Echevarría, Pauline Perrignon, Camille Decisier, François Samuelson, Marie Lannurien, Julián Nossa, Michel Feher, David Velasco, Cécile Dumas, Jade Lindgaard, J …1 appearance · English frequency 1.03serialityHal Foster, ‘Seriality, Sociability, Silence’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.03unappeasableHumanity’s Unappeasable Appetite for Energy1 appearance · English frequency 1.04nosologicalThe classic formula of philosophy, ‘I only know that I know nothing’, is modified in its nosological counterpart: ‘I only feel that I feel nothing.’ A somatopolitical translation of the extreme individualization of neoliberalism, this illness present …1 appearance · English frequency 1.04handwroteI handwrote that fine and horribly pathetic letter, I put it in a bright white envelope and, in my best handwriting, I wrote my ex’s name and address.1 appearance · English frequency 1.04RossettoFrom an online statement ‘crafted, at its core, by [founder and publisher] Louis Rossetto’ and posted by then-managing editor John Battelle (jbat) in ‘Topic 129 [wired]: New Republic Slams1 appearance · English frequency 1.04sacralized… all living machines, none has been as thoroughly exploited, and in such a festive and disgusting manner, in such a condescending and at the same time sacralized way, as the body with the reproductive uterus.1 appearance · English frequency 1.05rabinowPaul Rabinow, tr.1 appearance · English frequency 1.05seropositivityThey speak of the feminization of labour, of the seropositivity of the masses, of ecological devastation, of the becoming Black of the world.1 appearance · English frequency 1.06poiesissym-poiesis1 appearance · English frequency 1.06LiberalizesNorman Fisk, ‘Gender Dysphoria Syndrome—The Conceptualization that Liberalizes Indications for Total Gender Reorientation and Implies a Broadly Based Multi-Dimensional Rehabilitative Regime’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.07memorialist… an extracting queer practices from a humanist politics to integrate them into a viral politics, Dean and Blas absorb the virus into a typically human memorialist rhetoric.1 appearance · English frequency 1.07radicalizesIn Foucault’s terms, an epidemic radicalizes and shifts biopolitical techniques by incorporating them at the level of the individual body.1 appearance · English frequency 1.07tianeptineOur Lady of Tianeptine, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.07Rosalía… ary art, another to Japanese architecture, another to experimental poetry, and two or three, apparently the most demanding, to new trends in nail art—Rosalía and Cardi B.1 appearance · English frequency 1.07bioaccumulativeThese are bioaccumulative substances, like radioactivity or perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl chemical compounds found in fire-fighting foams, hydrophobic and lipophobic coat …1 appearance · English frequency 1.08KnausgaardPerhaps because she had never finished the books I had written, she hadn’t understood that Michel Onfray was as far from my library as Karl Ove Knausgaard from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s or Philip Roth from Maggie Nelson’s.1 appearance · English frequency 1.08transness… d mean a reduction of their white, cis, male sovereignty and a descent into what they understand as the mire of femininity, childhood, homosexuality, transness, Semitic peoples and inferior ‘races’.1 appearance · English frequency 1.08zakiyaZakiya Hanafi (Cambridge: Polity Press, 2011), 1.1 appearance · English frequency 1.08Jitsi… ine shopping or home deliveries, without psychologist or doctor appointments on internet platforms, without support groups or fitness courses through Jitsi, without meetings of neighbours or students or parents of students through Teams, without click and collect shopping, without movies or series on Net …1 appearance · English frequency 1.08exteriorityTransforming interiority into exteriority.1 appearance · English frequency 1.09videoconferencesHere, without need of further excuse, I could escape the obligation of being constantly available for videointerviews, videoconferences.1 appearance · English frequency 1.1indelicacyTheir hands have the indelicacy and tactlessness of an astronaut tightening a screw on a spacecraft in a weightless atmosphere.1 appearance · English frequency 1.1ÉlisabethAt the height of the Covid pandemic on 11 March 2020, French psychoanalyst and historian Élisabeth Roudinesco, once a representative of the social democratic left, and now an advocate of a normatively neonaturalist binary doctrine, asserted, in ref …1 appearance · English frequency 1.1MogadonA year of Mogadon.1 appearance · English frequency 1.1cleis(San Francisco: Cleis Press, 2000), vi-xiii.1 appearance · English frequency 1.1psychosomaticsPsychosomatics1 appearance · English frequency 1.11BioSolutionsOur Lady of Emergent BioSolutions, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.11rowohlt(Reinbek: Rowohlt Verlag, 1979).1 appearance · English frequency 1.11retroversionParadigm shift and retroversion.1 appearance · English frequency 1.12tactlessnessTheir hands have the indelicacy and tactlessness of an astronaut tightening a screw on a spacecraft in a weightless atmosphere.1 appearance · English frequency 1.12consensuses… uing here for any form of cultural relativism: I am arguing that we need to collectively unveil the techniques through which the social and political consensuses that construct knowledge are produced.1 appearance · English frequency 1.12AnafranilA year of Anafranil.1 appearance · English frequency 1.12Eswatini… Republic of Cameroon, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo, Republic of Djibouti, Arab Republic of Egypt (co-sponsor), Kingdom of Eswatini, Republic of The Gambia, Georgia, Republic of Haiti, Hungary (co-sponsor), Republic of Indonesia (co-sponsor), Republic of Iraq, Republic of Kenya, S …1 appearance · English frequency 1.12TrierweilerDenis Trierweiler, Ariel Morabia, Gabriel Raphaël Veyret, Françoise Cazenave (Paris: Seuil, 2008), 29.1 appearance · English frequency 1.13VaugirardWould he have agreed to confine himself to his apartment on the rue de Vaugirard in Paris?1 appearance · English frequency 1.13Salpêtrière… publicly about his homosexuality in interviews in the United States, and who had claimed that AIDS was a chimerical ideological invention, died in La Salpêtrière hospital in Paris, as a result of what the media preferred to call a ‘brain tumour’.1 appearance · English frequency 1.14hemicycleI was ten years old: the first image of Parliament that I remember was that of the deputies lying on the floor or hiding under the chairs of the hemicycle, while Tejero’s body, dark green uniform with a shiny black tricorn, raised his arm with the gun and shot at the ceiling.1 appearance · English frequency 1.14finasSee Michel Foucault, ‘The History of Sexuality’, interview with Lucette Finas, in1 appearance · English frequency 1.14têtesMichel Foucault, ‘Les têtes de la politique’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.14ScheuermanScheuerman (University Park, PA: Penn State University Press, 2010).1 appearance · English frequency 1.15BailleJing Xie interviewed by Emmanuel Laurentin and Rémi Baille, ‘Comprendre la modernisation de la société chinoise à travers son expérience de l’épidémie’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.15écritsDits et Écrits1 appearance · English frequency 1.15klakJef Klak1 appearance · English frequency 1.15psychopharmacological… the privatization of health insurance in the United States and the United Kingdom and the industrialization of the production and mass consumption of psychopharmacological molecules.1 appearance · English frequency 1.16fibromuscular… includes the vulva, an area located in the perineum, the pubis, the outer and inner labia, the clitoris, the vestibule, the vestibular glands, and a fibromuscular tube that connects the outside of the vulva with the uterus.1 appearance · English frequency 1.16naturalizesThe dominant aesthetics naturalizes the complex act of perceiving, so that the specific forms that offer themselves to the senses in capitalist society (smoke, noise, pollution, plastic …1 appearance · English frequency 1.16benhabibSee Judith Butler, Sheila Benhabib, Drucilla Cornell and Nancy Fraser,1 appearance · English frequency 1.16NPIs… cieties, public-health policies during the Covid crisis, at least during the first year, focused on epidemiologist non-pharmacological interventions (NPIs), rather than on pharmacological measures.1 appearance · English frequency 1.16performativelySome of the assailants were performatively wise, while the inexperience of others was striking: some walked around filming themselves in the corridors and halls of the Capitol with the amused …1 appearance · English frequency 1.17grammatologyOf Grammatology1 appearance · English frequency 1.17excremental… tude of addicts to illegal (or legal) drugs haunting city streets alongside migrants, queer and trans people and racialized ‘youth’, constituting the excremental leftovers of 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frequency 1.17ManifThe CIASE report dismantles the fallacious arguments that the defenders and representatives of pro-life and anti-LGBT movements such as La Manif Pour Tous, which opposed same-sex marriage and adoption in France, have been using for years.1 appearance · English frequency 1.17haemophiliacsThe first phase of the epidemic disproportionately affected what were then called the Four H’s: homosexuals, Haitians, haemophiliacs, and heroin users.1 appearance · English frequency 1.18SzymborskaJust as Wisława Szymborska preferred the ridicule of writing poems to the ridicule of not writing them, I preferred the ridicule of writing this desperate and pathetic love let …1 appearance · English frequency 1.18fermaBergamo non si ferma1 appearance · English frequency 1.18ritualizationcalls a sovereign society, in which sovereignty is defined in terms of commanding the ritualization of death, to a ‘disciplinary society’, which oversees and maximizes the life of populations as a function of national interest.1 appearance · English frequency 1.19MontagnierThe virological model used to conceptualize HIV appeared in 1983 when Luc Montagnier of the Institut Pasteur and, almost simultaneously, an American team led by Robert Gallo, isolated the virus and developed a test (called ELISA) to d …1 appearance · English frequency 1.19reproducer… orth American teleworker, who transforms their own domestic space into a digital factory and consumption centre; and finally, all over the world, the reproducer of life, often a racialized and feminized worker, who performs the analogue and somatic tasks of care, including reproduction, nourishment, affection …1 appearance · English frequency 1.19rhizomaticAnd they do so in a rhizomatic and horizontal way, in a spontaneous and chaotic manner, but also in the most hierarchical, monitored and controlled cybernetic framework that exists …1 appearance · English frequency 1.19facepieceprotective equipment that includes an external 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frequency 1.2parlarePossiamo parlare, tu in spagnolo e io in italiano, e capiremo tutto1 appearance · English frequency 1.2retrovirals… continues to function in the current management of AIDS in large parts of Africa or Latin America, for example, where the impossibility of accessing retrovirals has lethal effects.1 appearance · English frequency 1.21hospeshospes1 appearance · English frequency 1.21nefazodoneOur Lady of Nefazodone, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.22pansexualsOur Lady of Pansexuals, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.22drucillaSee Judith Butler, Sheila Benhabib, Drucilla Cornell and Nancy Fraser,1 appearance · English frequency 1.22televoteTelevote.1 appearance · English frequency 1.22AdlemanOriginally called ‘worm’ in the computer world, the self-replicating programme was renamed ‘virus’ by computer scientist and biologist Leonard Adleman in 1984.1 appearance · English frequency 1.22RestifAt the end of the eighteenth century, social thinkers such as Restif de la Bretonne imagined that the end of syphilis would come1 appearance · English frequency 1.22instrumentalizedWe have watched the intensifying antagonism between the politics of class and the politics of race and of gender, and feminist liberation has been instrumentalized to validate racist and anti-migratory politics.1 appearance · English frequency 1.23meintjesLibby Meintjes,1 appearance · English frequency 1.23KittlerFoucault + Deleuze + Guattari + McLuhan + Kittler + Sloterdijk + Haraway + Latour + Hayles + Hui.1 appearance · English frequency 1.23progunOnce inside the Congressional building, far-right progun activist Richard Barnett sat down in Nancy Pelosi’s office and took a cross-legged selfie on the table.1 appearance · English frequency 1.23philosophicusTractatus Logico-Philosophicus1 appearance · English frequency 1.24synergizes… s well as antiretroviral therapies, preventative AIDS therapies, and Viagra, are some of the indicators of biotechnological management, which in turn synergizes with new modes of semiotechnical management that have arisen with the surveillance state and the global expansion of the network into every facet of …1 appearance · English frequency 1.24CazenaveDenis Trierweiler, Ariel Morabia, Gabriel Raphaël Veyret, Françoise Cazenave (Paris: Seuil, 2008), 29.1 appearance · English frequency 1.24Curzio‘Time is broken down, unhinged, out of sorts’ (in Curzio Malaparte’s translation).1 appearance · English frequency 1.24Malaparte‘Time is broken down, unhinged, out of sorts’ (in Curzio Malaparte’s translation).1 appearance · English frequency 1.25pharmakonpharmakon1 appearance · English frequency 1.25unhingingTime is unhinging.1 appearance · English frequency 1.25reappropriateTo this end, Burroughs invited his fellow citizens to critically reappropriate the machines of inscription (in his time, tape recorders and the first portable video cameras) to turn the semiotic machines of power against themsel …1 appearance · English frequency 1.26haverkampAnselm Haverkamp (New York: NYU Press, 1995).1 appearance · English frequency 1.26Priorat… y gifted by the authors themselves, often in exchange for bookshop events which Alison gladly agreed to do for them, friendly meetings accompanied by Priorat wine and fuet tapas.1 appearance · English frequency 1.26AshliSame dangerously shiny floors on which Trump supporter Ashli Babbitt slipped.1 appearance · English frequency 1.26MemexIn the afternoon, I read the 1945 document ‘As We May Think’ about the Memex project of American engineer Vannevar Bush, which in some ways prefigures contemporary digital culture; later I return to Virginia Woolf’s1 appearance · English frequency 1.26NovákKatalin Novák, the Hungarian Minister for the Family (who in May 2022 would eventually become the country’s president), said that it was a priority to ‘protect the …1 appearance · English frequency 1.26annihilatorsDestroyers of the planet and annihilators of life, we prefer to build on our own ecological ruins.1 appearance · English frequency 1.27aggrandizedIn fact, we know that although the faces of modern statues really are likenesses (if typically aggrandized) of the people represented, the bodies are often those of the working poor, including sex workers, who were used as models.1 appearance · English frequency 1.27requiemsAll national anthems are requiems1 appearance · English frequency 1.27MeWe… exists, determined by the algorithms that govern applications on mobile platforms (Facebook, Twitter-X, Instagram, TikTok, but also Telegram, Parler, MeWe, etc.), and all under the eye, and for the benefit, of big capital.1 appearance · English frequency 1.27SloterdijkFoucault + Deleuze + Guattari + McLuhan + Kittler + Sloterdijk + Haraway + Latour + Hayles + Hui.1 appearance · English frequency 1.28belfrageCedric Belfrage, 25th Anniversary Edition (London: Monthly Review Press, 1997), 2.1 appearance · English frequency 1.28ChodorowFreud, Sándor Ferenczi, Helene Deutsch, Melanie Klein, Nancy Chodorow, Luce Irigaray …1 appearance · English frequency 1.28CadiganLe Guin, and the cyberfiction of Pat Cadigan and Octavia Butler, fuelled by techno and hip-hop, by beats and sweat, by voice and electricity.1 appearance · English frequency 1.28vivisectionist… some part of their blood to be extruded.’ This, for Appadurai, explains why ‘social uncertainty can drive projects of ethnic cleansing that are both vivisectionist and verificationist in their procedures.1 appearance · English frequency 1.29inadvertence… Adams, the woman he married and with whom he had a child, in a William Tell-like game, if not with premeditation, then at least through stupidity or inadvertence.1 appearance · English frequency 1.29Wojnarowicz… Del LaGrace Volcano’s photos, Zoe Leonard’s posters, invitations to performances and exhibitions by Laurie Anderson, David Wojnarowicz, Ron Athey and Annie Sprinkle.1 appearance · English frequency 1.29organicismCrystals, Fabrics, and Fields: Metaphors of Organicism in Twentieth Century Developmental Biology1 appearance · English frequency 1.29KestersonOur Lady of the Kesterson Effect, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.29AnzaldúaBurroughs, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Michel Foucault, Gloria Anzaldúa, Frantz Fanon, Édouard Glissant, Carla Lonzi, Monique Wittig, Aimé Césaire, Jacques Derrida, Mark Fisher, David Graeber, Bruno Latour, Antonio Negri …1 appearance · English frequency 1.29cathexisOur Lady of Cathexis, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.29Pellicer… ove it with their references, comments and corrections: Jacques Testard, Ethan Nosowsky, Lucy O’Meara, Olivier Nora, Silvia Sesé, Marc García, Susana Pellicer, Carmen Echevarría, Pauline Perrignon, Camille Decisier, François Samuelson, Marie Lannurien, Julián Nossa, Michel Feher, David Velasco, Cécile Dumas …1 appearance · English frequency 1.29rybickiEd Rybicki,1 appearance · English frequency 1.29MilovFor example, in the Ukrainian city of Yuzhne, the artist Alexander Milov transformed a sculpture of Lenin into one of Darth Vader and wrote on an accompanying plaque: ‘To the father of our nation, from its grateful childre …1 appearance · English frequency 1.29pathologizedIn 1973, after decades of being used a pathologized pretext for discrimination and persecution, homosexuality was removed from the American Psychiatric Association’s list of mental disorders in the1 appearance · English frequency 1.3transfiguresSometimes the glowing box reflects in its glass the face of a friend and speaks with their voice; at others it transfigures itself and takes the aspect of a doctor giving us orders or advice, or a luminous table of law announcing the decisions of the government facing the …1 appearance · English frequency 1.3clitorisesThat lesbians were frigid or predatory women with giant clitorises1 appearance · English frequency 1.3aimarEquipo re (Aimar Arriola, Nancy Garín and Linda Valdés),1 appearance · English frequency 1.3Miano… Silva, Roberto Esposito, Karen Barad, Saidiya Hartman, Anna Tsing, Silvia Federici, María Galindo, Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi, Virginie Despentes, Léonora Miano, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, Rita Segato, Vinciane Despret, Jack Halberstam, Yuk Hui, Nick Land, C.1 appearance · English frequency 1.3Woolsthorpe… h the hypotheses that would lead him to elaborate the law of gravity in the terribly tedious and idle days he spent locked up in the country house of Woolsthorpe, during the confinement of English cities during the bubonic plague epidemic between 1665 and 1667, and that Mary Shelley invented the story of1 appearance · English frequency 1.31ComprendreJing Xie interviewed by Emmanuel Laurentin and Rémi Baille, ‘Comprendre la modernisation de la société chinoise à travers son expérience de l’épidémie’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.31ExculpatedExculpated from all dysphoria.1 appearance · English frequency 1.31disjunctions… gy, the tensions between majority and minority, between centre and periphery, between hegemony and margin … these concepts, their syntheses and their disjunctions, have entered into crisis—but also, and maybe for the same reason, into hyperbolic affirmation.1 appearance · English frequency 1.32somatization… to pause, interrupt the process, to use, like Greta, the machine to unstitch the analogue skin in order to precipitate a process of dissident sensory somatization.1 appearance · English frequency 1.32reproducersOn one side are the workers of the analogical body: the caregivers, the deliverymen, the butchers, the sex workers, the reproducers, the healers.1 appearance · English frequency 1.32putschistsWhat interests me is what the hyperbolic style of Trump, of his followers and of the new putschists teaches us about the ongoing revolution, as well as the paradigm shift we are going through.1 appearance · English frequency 1.32unshelledWhen Greta’s husband returns home, he is horrified at the sight of his wife’s unshelled body.1 appearance · English frequency 1.32LithwickDeclarations reported by BrieAnna Frank quoted by Dahlia Lithwick, ‘Refusing to wear a mask is a uniquely American pathology’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.32liberosliberos1 appearance · English frequency 1.32gewaltGewalt1 appearance · English frequency 1.32relationality… thin Haraway’s fiction we find a good model for thinking about the revolution hypothesis: life is based on cooperation rather than competition and on relationality rather than on heterosexual reproduction and identity politics.1 appearance · English frequency 1.33FoucauldianEx-Foucauldian.1 appearance · English frequency 1.33teleperformanceTeleperformance.1 appearance · English frequency 1.34depoliticizedThe answer lies in the fabrication of an addicted and depoliticized subjectivity.1 appearance · English frequency 1.34collectivizeThey do not gather together and they do not collectivize.1 appearance · English frequency 1.34tricyclicsOur Lady of Tricyclics, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.34Bonnefoy‘Time is off its hinges’ (in Yves Bonnefoy’s translation).1 appearance · English frequency 1.34nonfoodThe population density in Dudinka is lower than that of the Arizona desert, but even so, schools and nonfood businesses were closed.1 appearance · English frequency 1.34serologically… ed to work without masks and without any kind of protection, without disinfectant gel and without the possibility of being tested to know if they are serologically positive.1 appearance · English frequency 1.35bruttoSe tu sei brutto, io sono un uomo1 appearance · English frequency 1.35flèchela flèche1 appearance · English frequency 1.35complaisantThey imagined ‘the young-girl’ as the product of high rates of oppression and a strong degree of complaisant submission, which inevitably produced little if any political consciousness.1 appearance · English frequency 1.36ghettoized… during capitalist modernity, the work of care and sexual and social reproduction was feminized and racialized, at the same time as it was privatized, ghettoized within the home and violently devalued, presented as natural and, therefore, considered free and unsuitable for market exchange.1 appearance · English frequency 1.36orographyOn 18 February 2021, Perseverance landed on Martian soil with the objective of exploring the orography of the red planet.1 appearance · English frequency 1.36phantasmagoricalBut its magical objects will not disappear: they will be digitalized and reproduced ad infinitum in the metaverse, thus feeding a phantasmagorical retro-Fordist subjectivity.1 appearance · English frequency 1.37disjunctureThe disjuncture with respect to the productive industrial machine amplifies in me a happiness that I already know, that of leaving the regime of sexual difference an …1 appearance · English frequency 1.37jouissanceJouissance1 appearance · English frequency 1.37biosocialA door is a biosocial technology for producing or altering consciousness, activated by a specific form of energy.1 appearance · English frequency 1.37GAFAOur Lady of GAFA, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.37hypochondriasis… me, autism spectrum disorder, body dysmorphic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, orthorexia, muscle dysmorphia, bulimia, anorexia, agoraphobia, hypochondriasis, gender dysphoria … The syndromes and conditions that are registered in the current1 appearance · English frequency 1.38telephonistTelephonist.1 appearance · English frequency 1.38teletherapyTeletherapy.1 appearance · English frequency 1.38tetraplegiaThis discrimination affects a multitude of ‘minority’ bodies with paraplegia, tetraplegia, amputation, deafness, blindness, but also conditions named as obesity, schizophrenia, autism, trisomy, as well as chronic diseases or even old age, …1 appearance · English frequency 1.38teratology… igious conundrum, a business for psychologists, an anatomical eccentricity, a cabinet of curiosities, a cognitive dissonance, a museum of comparative teratology, a collection of misattributions, an attack on common sense, a media mine, a plastic surgery reconstruction project, an anthropological research terr …1 appearance · English frequency 1.38LyriqueThe next day, I find the strength to get up to go and participate in a public conversation at the Gaîté Lyrique.1 appearance · English frequency 1.38deseoRadio Deseo1 appearance · English frequency 1.38reappropriationWe must operate a critical reappropriation of bionecropolitical techniques and their pharmacopornographic devices.1 appearance · English frequency 1.39pathologizing… ve for the first time found words to name this pain, and with these words, with your pain not raw, but transformed, with your pain not named with its pathologizing categories, but with your own words, you have also discovered a new strength, a new desire that can no longer be reduced to either Freud’s patriarcha …1 appearance · English frequency 1.39highjackedMeanwhile, the parliaments of Italy, France, Germany and Austria are taken over democratically by far-right parties or temporarily highjacked by so-called neoliberal technical governments.1 appearance · English frequency 1.39votosStatues are, as Arianne Shahvisi has pointed out, ‘speech acts’ sculpted in stone and metal, oversize collective ex-votos, prostheses of historical memory that memorialize the lives of those deemed important, that preserve the ‘bodies that matter’1 appearance · English frequency 1.39psychoanalyzingMale Fantasies, 2: Male Bodies: Psychoanalyzing the White Terror1 appearance · English frequency 1.4telemetricTelemetric.1 appearance · English frequency 1.4inhalableOur Lady of Inhalable Volatiles, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.4chinoiseJing Xie interviewed by Emmanuel Laurentin and Rémi Baille, ‘Comprendre la modernisation de la société chinoise à travers son expérience de l’épidémie’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.4denaturalization… domestic space and the withdrawal from all other rituals of socialization—festive, professional, sexual, religious or cultural—provoked a process of denaturalization of the sensory world.1 appearance · English frequency 1.41transversally… mporary dominant culture, institutionalized forms of racism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, xenophobia, misogyny, transphobia and homophobia are shared transversally by neofascist groups and by the dominant democratic culture.1 appearance · English frequency 1.41decolonized… knowledge, survival techniques, exchange of cells, fluids, etc., necessary for the production and reproduction of decarbonized, depatriarchalized and decolonized life forms.1 appearance · English frequency 1.41subalterns… her whether public authorities and cultural elites want to participate in overturning them or would prefer that those demanding justice remain silent subalterns so they can maintain their petrified privileges.1 appearance · English frequency 1.41nuestrasManuel Jabois, ‘El minuto cero de un mal bicho que cambio nuestras vidas’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.41telefaxTelefax.1 appearance · English frequency 1.41guillaumin(Boston: Beacon Press, 1992); Colette Guillaumin,1 appearance · English frequency 1.42FrancosWhile we’re at it, let’s also get rid of the sculptures housed in non-governmental spaces, the dozens of Francos and Mussolinis gathering dust in the museums of ‘historical memory’.1 appearance · English frequency 1.42NanshanWe will later learn that it is Zhong Nanshan, known worldwide for his role in the fight against SARS in 2003.1 appearance · English frequency 1.42Mikke… al’s ruling, which had been endorsed by deputies from the PiS, Kukiz (an anti-party movement), and the PSL (Polish Peasants’ Party), joined by Korwin-Mikke’s far-right formation.1 appearance · English frequency 1.42dematerializationThe mutation would manifest as a crystallization of organic life, as a digitalization of work and consumption, and as a dematerialization of desire.1 appearance · English frequency 1.43unstoppablyOn the radio, journalists are announcing that the same virus they once considered ‘localized’ is now spreading unstoppably through Italy, Spain and the rest of Europe.1 appearance · English frequency 1.43DisinfectsDisinfects the podium between two speakers1 appearance · English frequency 1.43Diodatito distract her friends during a summer of confinement at the Villa Diodati in Coligny, near Lake Geneva in Switzerland, in 1816.1 appearance · English frequency 1.43PelaezI saw you write the names of Patsy Andrea Delgado, Alexa Luciano Ruiz, Serena Angelique Velázquez, Layla Pelaez Sánchez, Yampi Méndez Arocho, Penélope Díaz Ramírez, Michelle Michellyn Ramos Vargas, Selena Reyes-Hernandez, Valera, Ebeng Mayor on the walls.1 appearance · English frequency 1.43reconceivedIn 2021, in front of the National Museum in Warsaw, a group of feminist and queer artists and activists reconceived a public monument emblematic of patriarchal-colonial culture as a space for critical resignification.1 appearance · English frequency 1.44unchosenmade of, first, ourselves, and other organic creatures in our unchosen ‘high-technological’ guise as information systems, texts, and ergonomically controlled labouring, desiring, and reproducing systems.1 appearance · English frequency 1.44occludes… values of virility, racial purity, wealth and power, affirm the victory of the patriarchal-colonial discourse that commissions and installs them and occludes undesirable narratives.1 appearance · English frequency 1.45perceptspercepts1 appearance · English frequency 1.45ClonerThe first self-replicating programme, ‘Elk Cloner’, designed to1 appearance · English frequency 1.45stupefactionDesolation and terror arose little by little from a lack of knowledge, from the stupefaction of following changing and random political orders that we did not understand, from the substitution of a possible policy of care by martial law, from …1 appearance · English frequency 1.46unactivated‘When the present has given up on the future, we must listen for the relics of the future in the unactivated potentials of the past.’1 appearance · English frequency 1.46chroniquesChroniques Coronavirus: Une Conversation mondiale1 appearance · English frequency 1.46galvanizes… ist movement before and during the Spanish Civil War; and the ongoing global uprisings against racism are a few examples of the kind of upheaval that galvanizes waves of this most dramatic form of ‘falling’.1 appearance · English frequency 1.46telecareTelecare.1 appearance · English frequency 1.46OrridgeWe had gone beyond Burroughs, on toward Genesis P-Orridge.1 appearance · English frequency 1.46bichoManuel Jabois, ‘El minuto cero de un mal bicho que cambio nuestras vidas’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.46poststructuralistBoth the metaphor of the computer virus and the description of the virus in immunological terms were based on a poststructuralist and computational understanding of complex systems (organic and inorganic) as sign systems.1 appearance · English frequency 1.47psychotropicsThe number of people addicted to opiates (which include morphine, fentanyl, hydrocodone and oxycodone, among other molecules) and pharmacological psychotropics in the United States exceeds the number of marijuana and cocaine users.1 appearance · English frequency 1.47phalloplasty… ob, no sodomy, no masturbation, no perversion, no fag, no lesbian, no lesbianism, no dyke, no gay, no tomboy, no trucker, no whore, no mastectomy, no phalloplasty, no mental illness, no gender dysphoria, no psychosis, no schizophrenia, no depression, no pornography, no pharmacopornography, no shit, no addiction …1 appearance · English frequency 1.47orthorexia… raumatic stress disorder, addiction syndrome, withdrawal syndrome, autism spectrum disorder, body dysmorphic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, orthorexia, muscle dysmorphia, bulimia, anorexia, agoraphobia, hypochondriasis, gender dysphoria … The syndromes and conditions that are registered in the curre …1 appearance · English frequency 1.47exogamousIs incest a taboo which lies at the anthropological foundation of Western exogamous filiation societies, or is it rather the most common form of paedocriminality within the heteropatriarchal family?1 appearance · English frequency 1.47IrigarayFreud, Sándor Ferenczi, Helene Deutsch, Melanie Klein, Nancy Chodorow, Luce Irigaray …1 appearance · English frequency 1.47flunitrazepamOur Lady of Flunitrazepam, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.48unstitchedAfter throwing their feminine skins in the bin, the two unstitched friends enjoy their new bodies together without complexes while eating an almond cake.1 appearance · English frequency 1.48privativeis a privative word that stems from the negation of1 appearance · English frequency 1.48MedawarNobel laureate Peter Medawar1 appearance · English frequency 1.48BolañoWhen Gloria learned to speak Spanish dozens of books by Roberto Bolaño, Osvaldo Lamborghini, Pedro Lemebel, Diamela Eltit and Juan Villoro appeared, like new organs.1 appearance · English frequency 1.48réseauDe la Silicon Valley à la Chine, naissance et mutations du réseau1 appearance · English frequency 1.48luxonNancy Luxon (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2019).1 appearance · English frequency 1.48mycoAfter having opened the first myco-vegetal doors, human animals have not stopped inventing others.1 appearance · English frequency 1.48JRP(Paris: JRP, 2017); see also the project1 appearance · English frequency 1.48zooxanthellae… nism establishes a relationship with one or more other organisms in order to survive, as in the symbiosis between lactobacilli and the human body, or zooxanthellae and corals.1 appearance · English frequency 1.49ExclamatoryExclamatory.1 appearance · English frequency 1.49televisión… dcast live on the radio all night long and it was only two days later, when it had been crushed, that the images of the failed coup were broadcast by Televisión Española.1 appearance · English frequency 1.49mutualistIn biological language, the term ‘host’ refers to an organism that harbours or carries another organism, in a parasitic, commensal or mutualist relationship.1 appearance · English frequency 1.49ElfriedeWhole shelves appeared of Pasolini and Joan Didion, June Jordan and Claudia Rankine, Susan Sontag and Elfriede Jelinek.1 appearance · English frequency 1.49corporealityWe were inventing a new corporeality, along with a new grammar to name another way of loving.1 appearance · English frequency 1.5heterotopiaA heterotopia is an inscription in space of a certain technology of consciousness, the installation in a physical space of a collective hallucinatory slide.1 appearance · English frequency 1.5bipolarityOur Lady of Bipolarity, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.5semiologyThat reactive dimension is clearly discernible in the visual semiology used by Trump supporters during the assault.1 appearance · English frequency 1.5BerlantAs Lauren Berlant, Mary Patten and Vanalyne Green, founders of the activist and research group Feel Tank Chicago in 2003 (where ‘feel tank’, laboratory of feeling, is …1 appearance · English frequency 1.5lucetteSee Michel Foucault, ‘The History of Sexuality’, interview with Lucette Finas, in1 appearance · English frequency 1.5countertransferenceOur Lady of Countertransference, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.51determinacy… extends well beyond sex, affecting all disciplines as they lose their specificity and partake of a process of confusion and contagion—a viral loss of determinacy which is the prime event among all the new events that assail us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.51expérienceJing Xie interviewed by Emmanuel Laurentin and Rémi Baille, ‘Comprendre la modernisation de la société chinoise à travers son expérience de l’épidémie’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.51économiqueChristian Thomas, ‘Dépendance aux métaux stratégiques,’ Conseil économique, social et environnemental, 22 January 2019,1 appearance · English frequency 1.51WainainaYou are the companions of Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens, of Virginie Despentes and Binyavanga Wainaina, because you no longer have to hide the fact that you have been raped, because you no longer have to apologize for your lesbianism, for your dysphori …1 appearance · English frequency 1.51butchesOur Lady of Butches, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.51Tarana… d young girls began outing their rapists, throwing open the closet of sexual assault and harassment, as the #MeToo movement, founded years earlier by Tarana Burke, went viral.1 appearance · English frequency 1.51dematerialized(the oak spire) dematerialized, becoming a propulsion tube through which the last vestiges of the human soul were thrown into the outer atmosphere.1 appearance · English frequency 1.52oxygenatesSimilar to the cardiopulmonary bypass machine used in open heart surgery, the ECMO machine sucks the patient’s blood, oxygenates it and1 appearance · English frequency 1.52bohrerBohrer with the author (New York: Pluto Press, 2021).1 appearance · English frequency 1.52DunjaDunja Mijatović, the human rights commissioner of the Council of Europe, urged Parliament to reject the Constitutional Tribunal’s ruling, which had been en …1 appearance · English frequency 1.52Gysin… from a vast hungry host of parasites with many names but one nature being hungry and one intention to eat.’ Together with the conceptual artist Brion Gysin, Burroughs formulates two central intuitions for contemporary philosophy.1 appearance · English frequency 1.52MPTPOur Lady of MPTP, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.52telefilmTelefilm.1 appearance · English frequency 1.53VannevarIn the afternoon, I read the 1945 document ‘As We May Think’ about the Memex project of American engineer Vannevar Bush, which in some ways prefigures contemporary digital culture; later I return to Virginia Woolf’s1 appearance · English frequency 1.53decarbonization… rms of economic inequality, genocide, ecocide, violence and destruction of the biosphere, or we collectively decide to initiate a profound process of decarbonization, depatriarchalization, and decolonization.1 appearance · English frequency 1.54governmentalityFoucault, Governmentality and Critique1 appearance · English frequency 1.54ghettoizationnon-heterosexual, functionally diverse bodies are constantly subjected to various forms of restriction, violence, exclusion, surveillance, ghettoization and death.1 appearance · English frequency 1.54hypertrophiedAs analogue vision and touch are cancelled, the symbolic and imaginary functions of the cerebral cortex are hypertrophied.1 appearance · English frequency 1.54fluvoxamineOur Lady of Fluvoxamine, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.54worktableHis round bed was at once his worktable, his manager’s desk, a photo-shoot set, and a place for sexual encounters; it was also a television studio where the famous programme1 appearance · English frequency 1.54antinomyI was insane, perhaps, but if that was the case my insanity consisted in refusing the antinomy between these two poles, the feminine and masculine, which for me had no other consistency than an always variable combination of chromosomal chains, …1 appearance · English frequency 1.54haloesI turned on the single light bulb that hung from the living room ceiling and watched the almost imperceptible vibration of the haloes of light on the walls.1 appearance · English frequency 1.54Postleeds Jane Desmarais, Martin Postle, and William Vaughan (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2006).1 appearance · English frequency 1.54consubstantialThe accumulation of forever chemicals is so consubstantial with the functioning of fossil capitalism that, within this regime, it is impossible to avoid the creation of what Boyd calls ‘sacrifice zones’: terr …1 appearance · English frequency 1.55brutalizationDuring the 1980s, taking advantage of the political critique of confinement and physical brutalization, the governments of Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher reduced funding for the institutional treatment of ‘mental illnesses’ considered chronic, and …1 appearance · English frequency 1.55YeniseiOn 29 April 2020, the port of Dudinka on the Yenisei River estuary in the Russian Arctic Circle imposed the first measures to prevent the arrival of the new coronavirus.1 appearance · English frequency 1.55premonitoryI now know that there was something premonitory about this dedication.1 appearance · English frequency 1.56taxonomicalthe existence of another epistemic regime, beyond modern binary and racial taxonomical hierarchies.1 appearance · English frequency 1.56thermobaricOur Lady of Thermobaric Weapons, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.56Sarrazinfrom my library to find in hers an ideal place between Albertine Sarrazin and Goliarda Sapienza.1 appearance · English frequency 1.56partoutHiroshima est partout1 appearance · English frequency 1.56PorresTo console iconophiles unsettled by the fate of their idols, all these statues—from Colbert to Columbus, San Martín de Porres to Brother Junípero, Leopold II to Colston, Davis to Sims, and so on—could be used, for the consolation of iconophiles, who worry about the fate of t …1 appearance · English frequency 1.56agoneCelia Izoard (Marseille: Éditions Agone, 2015), 7.1 appearance · English frequency 1.56ditsDits et Écrits1 appearance · English frequency 1.56transmogrifiedInstitutions weakened by neoliberal privatization transmogrified and absorbed one another.1 appearance · English frequency 1.57breathability… precipitating a Nietzschean reevaluation of all values: that which had been denigrated by petrosexoracial capitalism and its modes of production (the breathability of the air, the relationship with the other and freedom of movement, even in its most incipient forms) acquired a value that the market could not pri …1 appearance · English frequency 1.57nortriptylineOur Lady of Nortriptyline, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.57conflictualCarbon capitalism is a conflictual mode of domination centred on the extraction, accumulation, distribution, capitalization and consumption of fossil fuels.1 appearance · English frequency 1.57prefigureOddly enough, the words that most closely prefigure the Geneva Consensus Declaration were spoken by Hitler on 5 November 1937, when he revealed his plans for the acquisition of ‘1 appearance · English frequency 1.57CésaireBurroughs, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Michel Foucault, Gloria Anzaldúa, Frantz Fanon, Édouard Glissant, Carla Lonzi, Monique Wittig, Aimé Césaire, Jacques Derrida, Mark Fisher, David Graeber, Bruno Latour, Antonio Negri and others) but also with the voices that are building a new epistemology a …1 appearance · English frequency 1.57declaimParticipants join to declaim1 appearance · English frequency 1.57logicoTractatus Logico-Philosophicus1 appearance · English frequency 1.57Feher… Sesé, Marc García, Susana Pellicer, Carmen Echevarría, Pauline Perrignon, Camille Decisier, François Samuelson, Marie Lannurien, Julián Nossa, Michel Feher, David Velasco, Cécile Dumas, Jade Lindgaard, Jean-Max Colard, Mathieu Potte-Bonneville, Chloé Siganos, Margarita Tsoumo, Wojciech Puś, Anne Pauly, J …1 appearance · English frequency 1.57telematicCovid has brought about the first generation of babies whose first contact with their parents will be solely telematic.1 appearance · English frequency 1.58exogamyForced into an exorbitant cosmic exogamy.1 appearance · English frequency 1.58tricorn… r was that of the deputies lying on the floor or hiding under the chairs of the hemicycle, while Tejero’s body, dark green uniform with a shiny black tricorn, raised his arm with the gun and shot at the ceiling.1 appearance · English frequency 1.58affectivelyOpiates and anxiolytics are to the cognitively stressed and affectively anxious subjectivity of the twenty-first century neoliberal worker-consumer what amphetamines were to the Fordist and war subjectivity of the twentie …1 appearance · English frequency 1.59centralizesThrough a buffer that centralizes all accounts and enables their statistical analysis, one single electronic worker (already a collective agent in political symbioses with the cyberne …1 appearance · English frequency 1.59enunciates… tate violence, institutional racism, paedophilia …); on the other hand, these same words, by becoming public, transform and construct the subject who enunciates them (Indigenous, Black, brown, queer, lesbian, disabled, sick, trans, incest victim …), who until now appeared as an infra-discursive body or even a …1 appearance · English frequency 1.59breazealeDaniel Breazeale (London: Humanities Press, 1990).1 appearance · English frequency 1.59UlbrichÉdouard Glissant in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist, ‘The Earth is Trembling’, Édouard Glissant and Hans Ulbrich Obrist,1 appearance · English frequency 1.59Movida… ed by the narratives of socio-economic progress and NATO membership, and whose forms of dissent would be contained and folklorized in the myth of the Movida.1 appearance · English frequency 1.59NipahOur Lady of Nipah Virus, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.59NFTsCommunicative abnegation and future NFTs1 appearance · English frequency 1.59derealization… of neoliberalism, this illness presents itself not only as an inability to feel one’s own body and the world around as living forces, but also as the derealization and hallucinating perception that characterizes digital communication.1 appearance · English frequency 1.6barebackingUnlimited Intimacy: Reflections on the Subculture of Barebacking1 appearance · English frequency 1.6BonapartistHegel merely went to greet the Bonapartist troops on their triumphal entry into Jena in 1806.1 appearance · English frequency 1.6ChakravortyGayatri Chakravorty Spivak (Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1997).1 appearance · English frequency 1.6teleworking… bodies marked as masculine—for the feminine, it was the place of disciplinary confinement and of reproductive and sexual work—now becomes a business teleworking and teleconsuming centre.1 appearance · English frequency 1.6inscribesOf all these techniques, perhaps the ‘softest’ and most aestheticized (and yet still brutal) is the production of a monumental marker, which inscribes a dominant cultural narrative in urban space through the sculptural reproduction of some bodies—and not others.1 appearance · English frequency 1.6telegenicTelegenic.1 appearance · English frequency 1.6KatalinKatalin Novák, the Hungarian Minister for the Family (who in May 2022 would eventually become the country’s president), said that it was a priority to ‘prote …1 appearance · English frequency 1.6equipoEquipo re (Aimar Arriola, Nancy Garín and Linda Valdés),1 appearance · English frequency 1.6laversRichard Howard and Annette Lavers (New York: Hill and Wang, 2012).1 appearance · English frequency 1.6entrevista‘Habla Marcos: Entrevista con el Subcomandante Marcos’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.61valideSee Zig Blanquer, ‘La culture du valide (occidental)’, CLHEE, 28 April 2016,1 appearance · English frequency 1.61psychopathologicalToday, the notions of dysphoria and disorder have themselves gone dysphoric, devouring and contaminating all other psychopathological conditions.1 appearance · English frequency 1.62financialization… ly a new alliance of transfeminist, anti-racist, anti-colonial and ecological struggles will be able to combat the privatization of institutions, the financialization of wealth and the debt economy, and the expansion of technopatriarchal and neocolonial totalitarianism.1 appearance · English frequency 1.62postapocalypticSome say that postapocalyptic aesthetics are on the rise.1 appearance · English frequency 1.62infernosPrisons became infernos.1 appearance · English frequency 1.62MafaldaIn the 1970s, Mafalda, yet another enraged girl, popularized the motto ‘Stop the world, I want to get off.’ We can, and we have been able to, stop.1 appearance · English frequency 1.62vidasManuel Jabois, ‘El minuto cero de un mal bicho que cambio nuestras vidas’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.62histoplasmosisThese diseases, including Kaposi’s sarcoma, pneumonia, herpes, histoplasmosis, lymphoma, etc., would not have occurred if the immune system was fully functioning.1 appearance · English frequency 1.63telegrapherTelegrapher.1 appearance · English frequency 1.63FeyerabendIf epistemic fields can be said, in philosopher of science Paul Feyerabend’s terms, to be made of interruptions and gaps rather than smooth continuities, the publication of the CIASE report on the hundreds of thousands of se …1 appearance · English frequency 1.63unsellable… d all bookshops, large and small, take stalls out onto the street, packing them with the bestsellers that prop up their businesses, but also with the unsellable books and totally unknown collections from publishing houses on the brink of bankruptcy.1 appearance · English frequency 1.63globalizeThe trench coats have fallen off and the telecom and teleconsumer industries, eager to expand and globalize their clientele (their1 appearance · English frequency 1.63FerencziFreud, Sándor Ferenczi, Helene Deutsch, Melanie Klein, Nancy Chodorow, Luce Irigaray …1 appearance · English frequency 1.63Agamben… emology at this very moment and allowing this planetary transformation to happen: Angela Davis, Achille Mbembe, Judith Butler, Donna Haraway, Giorgio Agamben, Tiqqun, the Zapatista authors, Denise Ferreira Da Silva, Roberto Esposito, Karen Barad, Saidiya Hartman, Anna Tsing, Silvia Federici, María Galindo, …1 appearance · English frequency 1.63ecocide… we accept the new alliance of digital neoliberalism and petrosexoracial powers, and with it the explosion of forms of economic inequality, genocide, ecocide, violence and destruction of the biosphere, or we collectively decide to initiate a profound process of decarbonization, depatriarchalization, and de …1 appearance · English frequency 1.63salidoel tiempo se ha salido de madre1 appearance · English frequency 1.63intersubjectiveFor those who are not digital natives, the subtraction of the rituals of social contact and habits that produced intersubjective empathy (from the bar to the theatre, from the museum to the restaurant, from the club to church) and their replacement by social networks and digita …1 appearance · English frequency 1.64trivialization… nd privatization of the internet, development of artificial intelligence and biotechnologies, modification of the genetic structure of living beings, trivialization of CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technologies, digital surveillance, extraterrestrial travel, robotization of work, management of big data, chemical contr …1 appearance · English frequency 1.64ChromaticallyChromatically, red, blue and white, the American and Confederate flags prevail on a general background of camouflage fabric.1 appearance · English frequency 1.64hygienicallyAt the Brooklyn Hospital, pregnant and coronavirus-infected individuals were placed under surveillance and gave birth in an induced and hygienically precautionary manner.1 appearance · English frequency 1.64Ayotzinapa… Santiago de Chile, in Istanbul’s Taksim Square, on the Cerro de Bolivia, in Los Angeles and San Francisco, in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol and in front of Ayotzinapa’s teacher-training college in Mexico.1 appearance · English frequency 1.64buspironeOur Lady of Buspirone, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.64durablyNot because it corresponded to a bookish narrative, nor because its quality was more fictional than real, but because it united our books more durably and definitively than our bodies.1 appearance · English frequency 1.64Librium… Sackler family had led, with other pharmaceutical companies such as Roche, an aggressive marketing campaign to promote the consumption of Valium and Librium, the psychotropic drugs that served to contain the political frustration of the ’68 generation, but also of those who returned from Vietnam and had t …1 appearance · English frequency 1.64SolanasThen there was the glorious meeting of her Lydia Lunch with my Valerie Solanas.1 appearance · English frequency 1.64burdekinKatharine Burdekin’s1 appearance · English frequency 1.65SiffrediIt could also be summarized in another (apocryphal) Rocco Siffredi quotation, perhaps less known, but just as pertinent for the conception of the body and subjectivity in the aesthetics of petrosexoracial capitalism: …1 appearance · English frequency 1.65doxepinOur Lady of Doxepin, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.65TamboraThe eruption a year earlier of the Tambora volcano in Indonesia left the sky full of ash and sulphuric dust, caused months of heavy rain and cold temperatures and forced citizens of the northe …1 appearance · English frequency 1.65HaylesFoucault + Deleuze + Guattari + McLuhan + Kittler + Sloterdijk + Haraway + Latour + Hayles + Hui.1 appearance · English frequency 1.65wunschWunsch1 appearance · English frequency 1.65ParlaParla italiano1 appearance · English frequency 1.65externalizationIt would be naive to understand the process of externalization and technification of vital functions (both in electrified medical care and in digitalization) that the pandemic has accelerated and amplified as the …1 appearance · English frequency 1.66eulogizingTheir bodies were copied and at the same time erased to serve as the foundation for faces that mattered and were worthy of eulogizing.1 appearance · English frequency 1.66kilogrammeOthers, dressed in touristy blue and red hats, were photographed trying to take home fifty-kilogramme parliamentary podiums as souvenirs of the coup, as if the Parliament were Disneyland and they had won a giant democratic teddy totem.1 appearance · English frequency 1.66exegeteAn exponent of a nameless history, I am also an exegete of lost texts and burned photographs.1 appearance · English frequency 1.66pearledSome of them, after twelve hours of work without removing suit and mask, have burned facial skin, swollen and reddened hands, the body pearled with hives arising from lack of air and excessive sweating.1 appearance · English frequency 1.66NenetsA little further away from the city, towards the deep white of the Arctic, are the Indigenous Dolgan, Nenets, Nganasan and Evenk peoples, who earn a living from reindeer meat, the fur trade, and occasional tourism.1 appearance · English frequency 1.66SándorFreud, Sándor Ferenczi, Helene Deutsch, Melanie Klein, Nancy Chodorow, Luce Irigaray …1 appearance · English frequency 1.66DudenOn the epistemological definition of womanhood in relation to the reproductive demands related to the uterus, see Barbara Duden,1 appearance · English frequency 1.66prêtThe rubbish bag became the new prêt-à-porter for hospitals, nursing homes and refugee camps.1 appearance · English frequency 1.66grandiloquent… tecture and fascism in the work of Albert Speer, monuments that represent the power some wield over others paradoxically contain in their violent and grandiloquent style the root of their own destruction.1 appearance · English frequency 1.67afrofuturismMark Fisher, ‘The Metaphysics of Crackle: Afrofuturism and Hauntology’ (2013)1 appearance · English frequency 1.67emulationsThe difficulty in qualifying the specifically Trumpian fake-fascist style (and its French Zemmourian emulations, or the Spanish version in Vox) is due to the fact that white neosupremacists are at the same time representatives1 appearance · English frequency 1.67supplantsGeopolitical interpretations of the pandemic have emphasized the division of the world into a new cold war in which China supplants (or takes under its wing) an increasingly weakened Russia despite its warlike excesses.1 appearance · English frequency 1.67TomassoExtending the experience of driving at full speed to the whole of life, the Italian masculinist Filippo Tomasso Marinetti—picture him with one hand on his balls and the other on the steering wheel—declared in February 1909, in Lombardy, the founding principles …1 appearance · English frequency 1.67dormirVingt ans sans dormir: 1968-19831 appearance · English frequency 1.67RousseWhen I finally landed in Île-Rousse, it was noon.1 appearance · English frequency 1.67subjectivitiesnames the common somatopolitical condition, the pain produced by the necropolitical management of the subjectivities invented in modernity, but at the same time the power of the living bodies of the planet (including the planet itself as a living body) to extract th …1 appearance · English frequency 1.68Desmaraiseds Jane Desmarais, Martin Postle, and William Vaughan (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2006).1 appearance · English frequency 1.68naissanceDe la Silicon Valley à la Chine, naissance et mutations du réseau1 appearance · English frequency 1.68GurlittOur Lady of the Gurlitt Collection made up of Works of Art plundered from Jews during the Second World War, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.68zukunftDie Zerstörung einer Zukunft.1 appearance · English frequency 1.68brumaEsta bruma insensata1 appearance · English frequency 1.68enteroviruses… ch as influenza or measles, the portal is the respiratory tract; in the case of papilloma or HIV, the gate is the genitourinary tract or the anus; in enteroviruses, such as EV70, the door is the conjunctival route.1 appearance · English frequency 1.69clomipramineOur Lady of Clomipramine, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.69temazepamOur Lady of Temazepam, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.69arrogateJust as we speak of paramilitary forces to designate the militias that arrogate to themselves the use of violence, we could speak of ‘digital paramilitary forces’ to designate the control and restriction of1 appearance · English frequency 1.69finitudeFirst step: finitude and death of the petrosexoracial subject1 appearance · English frequency 1.69reified… m to rupture the false coherence of the petrosexoracial reason’s semiotic framework, to open closed discourses, and to return meanings that have been reified—literally ‘petrified‘—to the public arena, extracting them from the sacralization of power so that they can be collectively reconsidered.1 appearance · English frequency 1.69integrationist… n advocated in Europe in the name of a supposed ‘feminism’, or with the intention of preserving the purity of ‘a civilization’; the legal advances of integrationist homosexual movements that did not question the patriarchal or colonial order contributed to the normalization of the institution of the white, bourge …1 appearance · English frequency 1.7performativityBurroughs’s theory of the performativity of language is viral: writing (and by extension speaking) does not consist in transmitting information, but in contaminating.1 appearance · English frequency 1.7immunologistsIt is because of this epistemic threat that the question of what a virus is and how it functions constitutes a field of research not only for immunologists but also for contemporary philosophy.1 appearance · English frequency 1.7morticiansProtected by their full suits (when there is luck and resources), the nurses who care for those affected in intensive care units, the morticians who deal with the dead and transfer them to cemeteries, the cleaners who disinfect nursing homes or train or subway stations, look like moonwalkers: …1 appearance · English frequency 1.7arriolaEquipo re (Aimar Arriola, Nancy Garín and Linda Valdés),1 appearance · English frequency 1.7fraysThe boundary multiplies and frays at the same time.1 appearance · English frequency 1.7postmodernityis what comes after the end of history, after postmodernity and the fragmentation of the great narratives, after Srebrenica, Rwanda, Aleppo, Gaza, the armed conflicts in Guatemala, Colombia….1 appearance · English frequency 1.71anticlericalThe French Revolution; the anticlerical, anarchist movement before and during the Spanish Civil War; and the ongoing global uprisings against racism are a few examples of the kind of upheav …1 appearance · English frequency 1.71hallucinatesOpen AI has felt it necessary to apologize to users and acknowledges that ChatGPT has ‘limitations and is not entirely reliable’, that it ‘hallucinates’ facts and makes errors in reasoning, and advises that ‘great care be taken when using the results of linguistic models, especially in high-risk cont …1 appearance · English frequency 1.71mirtazapineOur Lady of Mirtazapine, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.71chimerical… Michel Foucault himself, who had only spoken publicly about his homosexuality in interviews in the United States, and who had claimed that AIDS was a chimerical ideological invention, died in La Salpêtrière hospital in Paris, as a result of what the media preferred to call a ‘brain tumour’.1 appearance · English frequency 1.71imposturethere is order, there is imposture, hierarchy: someone is pretending to evade the fact that everything is a relationship.1 appearance · English frequency 1.71unhookinghis outstretched hand and his opposition to all forms of violence, women unhooking their bras and taking off their high heels to throw them into the ‘freedom garbage can’ during the feminist revolts of the 1960s, the fists of athlet …1 appearance · English frequency 1.71carceral… ed to twelve hours on the production line, since so-called ‘free time’—four hours a day, and one full day off per week—is spent within the totalizing carceral environment of the company.1 appearance · English frequency 1.71PenélopeI saw you write the names of Patsy Andrea Delgado, Alexa Luciano Ruiz, Serena Angelique Velázquez, Layla Pelaez Sánchez, Yampi Méndez Arocho, Penélope Díaz Ramírez, Michelle Michellyn Ramos Vargas, Selena Reyes-Hernandez, Valera, Ebeng Mayor on the walls.1 appearance · English frequency 1.71CanettiSebald, alluding to a quotation by Elias Canetti on the architecture of German fascism, says of Speer’s architectural plans: ‘for all their evocation of eternity and their enormous size, their desig …1 appearance · English frequency 1.71Athey… Del LaGrace Volcano’s photos, Zoe Leonard’s posters, invitations to performances and exhibitions by Laurie Anderson, David Wojnarowicz, Ron Athey and Annie Sprinkle.1 appearance · English frequency 1.71ElbazOn the invisibilization of women during the early years of the AIDS epidemic, see Gilbert Elbaz, ‘Women, AIDS, and Activism Fighting Invisibility’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.71mappamappa mundi1 appearance · English frequency 1.71neocolonialismAt least since the fall of the Twin Towers, governmental politics has been characterized by the redefinition of nation-states in terms of neocolonialism and national identity, with the return (after the Reagan-Thatcherite phase of neoliberalism, which stressed free movement and free trade) to the idea …1 appearance · English frequency 1.72collectivizedThey have collectivized their knowledge and decided to deindividualize themselves, to disidentify themselves, to escape from their role of anonymous guinea pigs, and to take …1 appearance · English frequency 1.72lactobacilli… hip: an association in which an organism establishes a relationship with one or more other organisms in order to survive, as in the symbiosis between lactobacilli and the human body, or zooxanthellae and corals.1 appearance · English frequency 1.72hydroxyzineOur Lady of Hydroxyzine, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.72prefiguresIn the afternoon, I read the 1945 document ‘As We May Think’ about the Memex project of American engineer Vannevar Bush, which in some ways prefigures contemporary digital culture; later I return to Virginia Woolf’s1 appearance · English frequency 1.72Regeneron… ne, Sinopharm, BioNTech-Pfizer, Oxford-AstraZeneca, Bharat Biotech International, Heat Biologics, Inovio Pharmaceuticals, Johnson & Johnson, Novavax, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Sanofi, Roche, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, Vaxart and Vir Biotechnology.1 appearance · English frequency 1.72undyedA new punk Covid look asserted itself with messy hair, unshaven beard and undyed roots.1 appearance · English frequency 1.72disempowermentFar from pushing us to produce paranoid dystopias of disempowerment or total control, the necrobiopolitical dimension of pandemics and climate change should help us understand that, precisely because they are socially …1 appearance · English frequency 1.73IncandescenceIncandescence of the present: reality has become a gigantic rubbish dump (of History?) that burns the ruins of discourse.1 appearance · English frequency 1.73graffitied‘Abort Jesus,’ they graffitied.1 appearance · English frequency 1.73pregabalinOur Lady of Pregabalin, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.73bandannasWe might think that they were wearing masks to protect themselves from contagion, but they were more like camouflage bandannas to preserve their anonymity.1 appearance · English frequency 1.73DexedrineWatts reminds us that that productive isolation needed chemical support: Hefner was a consumer of the amphetamine Dexedrine.1 appearance · English frequency 1.73carnallyYou are the impossible offspring that Malcolm X and Martin Luther King would have conceived if they had been able to love each other carnally.1 appearance · English frequency 1.73SherrardEdmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1992), 28.1 appearance · English frequency 1.73feuille… cientific rhetoric, remnants of the binary and racialist thought of the nineteenth century, superimposed epistemic ruins that form a historical mille-feuille that they try to present as immutable and biological.1 appearance · English frequency 1.73transgressesThe virus pushes modern binary epistemology out of its hinges, derails the language of biology: it transgresses the borders, shakes the terms of classification, undoes the taxonomy.1 appearance · English frequency 1.74MagnaniOne hand brushed away from her face the long brown hair that rippled over the vegetable box, giving her silhouette an Anna Magnani look.1 appearance · English frequency 1.74AlcaláBroadcasting of the winter knitting festival of Alcalá de la Vega, in Cuenca1 appearance · English frequency 1.74trichloroethyleneOur Lady of Trichloroethylene, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.75dodderingThe flags greet her with their little doddering heads1 appearance · English frequency 1.75Manicheanis nothing more than a one-sided, Manichean and naive reduction of the complex necrobiopolitical construction of a pandemic.1 appearance · English frequency 1.75SudafedThey launched a nationwide boycott of other company products such as the anti-flu medicines Sudafed and Actifed.1 appearance · English frequency 1.75Sotelo… lacio de las Cortes in Madrid during the vote for the investiture as President of the candidate of the Union of the Democratic Centre, Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo.1 appearance · English frequency 1.75postmodernistsFor the right-wing neopatriarchal postmodernists like Baudrillard, the virus—biological, computer and trans—was an indicator of the end of the metaphysical era of stable essences/presences, and the …1 appearance · English frequency 1.76imipramineOur Lady of Imipramine, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.76dystopiasFar from pushing us to produce paranoid dystopias of disempowerment or total control, the necrobiopolitical dimension of pandemics and climate change should help us understand that, precisely because …1 appearance · English frequency 1.76interzoneInterzone1 appearance · English frequency 1.76Frontex… s this immunitary ethos that defines current border regimes and underpins the militarized strategies deployed by ICE at the US-Mexico frontier and by Frontex to defend the Schengen Area.1 appearance · English frequency 1.76Meara… me to write this book and those who helped me to improve it with their references, comments and corrections: Jacques Testard, Ethan Nosowsky, Lucy O’Meara, Olivier Nora, Silvia Sesé, Marc García, Susana Pellicer, Carmen Echevarría, Pauline Perrignon, Camille Decisier, François Samuelson, Marie Lannurien …1 appearance · English frequency 1.76anencephalyOur Lady of Anencephaly, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.77LachaiseWhere do I want to be buried: in the Père-Lachaise cemetery, which is a few hundred metres from my house?1 appearance · English frequency 1.77overfillWe then perceive them as geometric forms and bulky volumes that adorn a wall, that separate us from the outside world, that bother us or overfill our houses.1 appearance · English frequency 1.77Korwin… Tribunal’s ruling, which had been endorsed by deputies from the PiS, Kukiz (an anti-party movement), and the PSL (Polish Peasants’ Party), joined by Korwin-Mikke’s far-right formation.1 appearance · English frequency 1.77minutoManuel Jabois, ‘El minuto cero de un mal bicho que cambio nuestras vidas’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.77prognostications… y by way of microprostheses and technologies of digital surveillance subtler and more insidious than anything Gilles Deleuze envisioned in his famous prognostications about the society of control.1 appearance · English frequency 1.78expatriationThose who return to their own country after voluntary expatriation are forever relegated to the position not just of strangers, or foreigners, but of ex.1 appearance · English frequency 1.78externalizeNevertheless, we prefer to other the machine, to externalize it, to confer on it a power that escapes us, to deresponsibilize ourselves, rather than to understand that we are gradually becoming the machine we u …1 appearance · English frequency 1.78hybridizingThe word ‘dysphoria’ is a late nineteenth-century medical invention constructed by hybridizing the Greek prefix ‘dys’, which removes, denies or indicates a difficulty, and the adjective1 appearance · English frequency 1.78homogenize… apacity to understand the critical reinterpretation of its own history as a source of creativity and collective emancipation, instead of hastening to homogenize voices and contain dissidence.1 appearance · English frequency 1.78ValparaísoI saw you take to the streets in Valparaíso and Santiago de Chile, in Istanbul’s Taksim Square, on the Cerro de Bolivia, in Los Angeles and San Francisco, in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol and in fron …1 appearance · English frequency 1.78pyloricOur Lady of Pyloric Stenosis, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.78naciónUna nación bajo Dios1 appearance · English frequency 1.78JuditHungary’s President Viktor Orbán and Justice Minister Judit Varga presented a draft amendment to inscribe in the Hungarian Constitution the determination of sex at birth, as well as the impossibility of any su …1 appearance · English frequency 1.78photomontageThe same day someone posts a photomontage of my body resting on Bernie Sanders’s knees1 appearance · English frequency 1.79ribonucleicBetween humans—soft machines, as Burroughs called them—and viruses (linguistic, ribonucleic, cybernetic).1 appearance · English frequency 1.79UndecidableUndecidable, constitutively deferred in its origin and its form of reproduction, refusing to be reduced to a single category of a binary opposition, the virus cl …1 appearance · English frequency 1.79asexualsOur Lady of Asexuals, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.79CholecystectomyCholecystectomy for lithiasis three years ago.1 appearance · English frequency 1.8reorganizesNow it is the virus that reorganizes the trophic chain.1 appearance · English frequency 1.8subculturalTherefore, these are not groups claiming minority thought or subcultural processes of emancipation, but collectives that expose the petrosexoracial foundations of Western democracies and, faced with the present paradigm sh …1 appearance · English frequency 1.8jovanovich(New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1974); Canary Conn,1 appearance · English frequency 1.8ouvertureJacobins: Toussaint L’Ouverture and the San Domingo Revolution1 appearance · English frequency 1.8PUF(Paris: PUF, 2017), 117–118.1 appearance · English frequency 1.8behaviourist… nald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher reduced funding for the institutional treatment of ‘mental illnesses’ considered chronic, and favoured chemical and behaviourist therapies instead of talking therapies and group workshops.1 appearance · English frequency 1.81conjunctival… respiratory tract; in the case of papilloma or HIV, the gate is the genitourinary tract or the anus; in enteroviruses, such as EV70, the door is the conjunctival route.1 appearance · English frequency 1.81MarinettiExtending the experience of driving at full speed to the whole of life, the Italian masculinist Filippo Tomasso Marinetti—picture him with one hand on his balls and the other on the steering wheel—declared in February 1909, in Lombardy, the founding principles of Futuris …1 appearance · English frequency 1.81LorenzaI leave the Paris apartment filled with dozens of closed or half-opened boxes and head to Toronto to install the artist Lorenza Böttner’s exhibition at the University Museum.1 appearance · English frequency 1.81SavianoRoberto Saviano explains that for the Mafia the crisis is a dream occasion to expand and strengthen its ties with small and medium-sized bankrupt merchants, helping …1 appearance · English frequency 1.81RamblaOne could, for example, replace the statue of Columbus at the foot of La Rambla in Barcelona with the sculpture1 appearance · English frequency 1.81proselytism… nary, non-cis or non-heterosexual children and defended the idea that ‘there are too many trans children’ who are ‘infected’ by queer and transgender proselytism.1 appearance · English frequency 1.82annéeInternet année zéro.1 appearance · English frequency 1.82climatically(And climatically cold)1 appearance · English frequency 1.83Thatcherite… itics has been characterized by the redefinition of nation-states in terms of neocolonialism and national identity, with the return (after the Reagan-Thatcherite phase of neoliberalism, which stressed free movement and free trade) to the idea of the physical border as a condition for restoring national integri …1 appearance · English frequency 1.83CymbaltaA year of Cymbalta.1 appearance · English frequency 1.83schockenRoss Benjamin (New York: Schocken Books, 2023), 391.1 appearance · English frequency 1.83teleprinterTeleprinter.1 appearance · English frequency 1.84syntagmawe shall prefer the syntagma ‘body with a potentially reproductive uterus’ to ‘woman’.1 appearance · English frequency 1.84biotechnologies… ges in the technologies of production and reproduction of life: control and privatization of the internet, development of artificial intelligence and biotechnologies, modification of the genetic structure of living beings, trivialization of CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing technologies, digital surveillance, extraterrestr …1 appearance · English frequency 1.85illogically… l’s name and a girl’s dress, or when, years later, I watched the snow in New York and everyone still called me by a Dantean female name that, perhaps illogically, never seemed masculine or feminine to me.1 appearance · English frequency 1.85NeapolitansThe English called it the ‘French disease’, the French said it was the ‘Neapolitan disease’, and the Neapolitans said it came from America; it was thought to have been brought by the colonizers who had been infected by the ‘Indians’.1 appearance · English frequency 1.85JohannsenDanish botanist Wilhelm Johannsen coined the word ‘gene’ (‘1 appearance · English frequency 1.85hobblesHe hobbles clutching the hand of a blonde in1 appearance · English frequency 1.85EllroyThen there was the smuggling of her Ellroy and her Calaferte, which sharpened their pages to open a space in my library between Hobbes and Leibniz.1 appearance · English frequency 1.85heterogenous… century Capitol assailants is a fusion of signs that come from antagonistic sources and can by no means be described as ‘pure’: on the one hand, the heterogenous signifiers of Viking and Nordic narratives mixed with the junk of twentieth-century historical fascism, mainly European, to which must be added, and …1 appearance · English frequency 1.86stylizationThey are the result of long processes of domestication, of transformation, of standardization, and ultimately of stylization of life and death.1 appearance · English frequency 1.86venlafaxineOur Lady of Venlafaxine, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.86SinopecOur Lady of Sinopec Group, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.86diktatThe word revolution is not an ideological slogan or a partisan diktat, but a utopian organization of political desire, an exercise in cognitive emancipation, a ‘speculative fabulation’, in Donna Haraway’s words: a count …1 appearance · English frequency 1.86usurps… ndaries between the living and the dead, between the organic and the inorganic: neither bacterium nor pure organism, language penetrates the body and usurps the characteristics of life.1 appearance · English frequency 1.86Barad… avis, Achille Mbembe, Judith Butler, Donna Haraway, Giorgio Agamben, Tiqqun, the Zapatista authors, Denise Ferreira Da Silva, Roberto Esposito, Karen Barad, Saidiya Hartman, Anna Tsing, Silvia Federici, María Galindo, Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi, Virginie Despentes, Léonora Miano, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Steph …1 appearance · English frequency 1.86FratricidalFratricidal brothers1 appearance · English frequency 1.87KönigsbergKant never left his home town while the guillotine was working day and night during the French Revolution, less than 800 kilometres from Königsberg.1 appearance · English frequency 1.87laceratingI love you, Alison.’ I am struck by her words, not only by the ‘I love you’, which I now find lacerating, but by the Spanish ‘y’, ‘and’, between the words ‘Barcelona’ and ‘I’ as if Alison considered herself a city, or as if by considering Barcelona as a …1 appearance · English frequency 1.87Colignyto distract her friends during a summer of confinement at the Villa Diodati in Coligny, near Lake Geneva in Switzerland, in 1816.1 appearance · English frequency 1.87vaxxersThe pharmacological discourses on the virus and the theories (conspiracy theories or otherwise) of the pro- and anti-vaxxers share common languages, discourses and persuasive styles.1 appearance · English frequency 1.87capos… o Agate and had to put up with him saying in front of them: ‘It is a shame, yes … but we’ll talk about paying later, once we’ve discussed it with the capos of the Cosa Nostra.’ Sexual violence is a civil crime, not a secret to be evaluated internally by the ecclesiastical hierarchy or a theological quest …1 appearance · English frequency 1.87kapoCover design: Kapo Ng1 appearance · English frequency 1.87untranslatableThis untranslatable sentence has been the subject of a thousand different and far-fetched translations.1 appearance · English frequency 1.88inoculatingTo touch the virus (in the form of poison, blood, sap, miasma, rot) was to take the risk of inoculating oneself with evil.1 appearance · English frequency 1.88AntonineOur Lady of the Antonine Plague, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.88LGBTQIpresence during hunts.’ Żuk clarifies that the ‘Stop Paedophilia’ bill not only forbade sex education, but also strongly stigmatized LGBTQI people.1 appearance · English frequency 1.88gehtGünther Anders, ‘Wenn ich verzweifelt bin, was geht’s mich an?’, in1 appearance · English frequency 1.88LaubLaub, ‘A Rehabilitation for Gender Dysphoria Syndrome by Surgical Sex Change’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.88mortuariesThis strong border politics functioned in an extreme manner as a necropolitical device in the prison-mortuaries for seropositive persons in Cuba, Chile, Peru or Russia, but also in Spain during the 1980s, and continues to function in the current management of A …1 appearance · English frequency 1.89pouvoirpouvoir)1 appearance · English frequency 1.89seafoamI was looking to encounter the sea, to submit myself to the shock of the seafoam against my skin, the pull of the tides tugging at the sand, knocking my legs off balance and casting me into the present.1 appearance · English frequency 1.89DebordTruth, as the masculinist Guy Debord said, is a moment of falsehood.1 appearance · English frequency 1.89Salomé… ondition, like a precise coordinate on a map or a point on the time line, seemed to be the answer to the question Rilke once asked his ex Lou Andreas-Salomé, which made him change his ex-name René forever to Rainer: when is the present?1 appearance · English frequency 1.89RémiJing Xie interviewed by Emmanuel Laurentin and Rémi Baille, ‘Comprendre la modernisation de la société chinoise à travers son expérience de l’épidémie’,1 appearance · English frequency 1.89TERFIt would later become the model for TERF discourse.1 appearance · English frequency 1.89ontologicallyThe series continues with a hundred self-denials and self-affirmations, ending with an ‘I am’ as ontologically assertive as it is polemical.1 appearance · English frequency 1.9thimerosal… immune system, with no Achilles’ heel, or claimed, defending an idea of a natural body bunker, that the vaccine would only introduce toxic elements (thimerosal, aluminium, mercury, formaldehyde …) or viral genetic principles into their healthy bodies—as if the socialized body of petrosexoracial capitalism we …1 appearance · English frequency 1.9teleologyTeleology.1 appearance · English frequency 1.9valproateOur Lady of Foetal Valproate Spectrum Disorder, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.9PoitrasThe production and legal distribution of OxyContin was made known worldwide in 2023 thanks to Laura Poitras’s documentary film1 appearance · English frequency 1.9emancipatoryglobal condition, the epistemological and political crack we are living through, and the tension between emancipatory forces and conservative resistances that characterize our present.1 appearance · English frequency 1.91scatologicalAmmonium nitrate is not only a metaphor, but the very material of the eschatological/scatological condition (in the double sense of end times and the cult of shit, earthly and toxic) of world capitalism.1 appearance · English frequency 1.91FederativeIn alphabetical order, they are: the Kingdom of Bahrain, Republic of Belarus, Republic of Benin, Federative Republic of Brazil (co-sponsor), Burkina Faso, Republic of Cameroon, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo, Republic of Djibouti, A …1 appearance · English frequency 1.91biphenylsOur Lady of Polychlorinated Biphenyls, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.91JelinekWhole shelves appeared of Pasolini and Joan Didion, June Jordan and Claudia Rankine, Susan Sontag and Elfriede Jelinek.1 appearance · English frequency 1.91reinesAriana Reines (Los Angeles: Semiotext[e], 2012).1 appearance · English frequency 1.91DesirI heard you shout, from across the Atlantic, and I saw the names of George Floyd, Jamal Sutherland, Patrick Warren, Kevin Lavira Desir, Erik Mejia, Randy Miller.1 appearance · English frequency 1.91AiméBurroughs, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Michel Foucault, Gloria Anzaldúa, Frantz Fanon, Édouard Glissant, Carla Lonzi, Monique Wittig, Aimé Césaire, Jacques Derrida, Mark Fisher, David Graeber, Bruno Latour, Antonio Negri and others) but also with the voices that are building a new episte …1 appearance · English frequency 1.91soundproofedIn the meantime, the arrival of boxes from successive moves has transformed the apartment into a cardboard universe, like a soundproofed recording studio, a sandy, dark, dense, silent and, to a certain extent, protective space.1 appearance · English frequency 1.92iconoclastsRather, the iconoclasts are challenging1 appearance · English frequency 1.92insultinglyIn Raymond’s violent discourse, Sandy Stone, no doubt also because of her computer skills, was the paradigmatic example of what Janice Raymond insultingly denounced as a ‘man’ who ‘copies’ a woman’s body, transforms it into an ‘artefact’ and replicates it.1 appearance · English frequency 1.92fabricatesA digital worker from Pakistan fabricates the immaterial face of a celebrity curator.1 appearance · English frequency 1.92mediationsIn order to exist, their organic bodies are hidden behind an indefinite series of semiotechnical mediations, an array of cybernetic prostheses that work like digital masks: email addresses, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok accounts, the interfaces of Skype, Z …1 appearance · English frequency 1.92racialist… thought with fragments of religious (Catholic, evangelical, Muslim, Jewish), psychoanalytical or paleoscientific rhetoric, remnants of the binary and racialist thought of the nineteenth century, superimposed epistemic ruins that form a historical mille-feuille that they try to present as immutable and biolog …1 appearance · English frequency 1.92BurroughDescribing language as a parasite, Burrough imagines signs as a living organic material circulating within the human body, and from the human body to machines and vice versa.1 appearance · English frequency 1.92misnamed… rhaps explains why the consumption of narcotic substances, both legal and illegal, and of psychoactive and psychotropic drugs, skyrocketed during the misnamed lockdown.1 appearance · English frequency 1.92rockhillGabriel Rockhill (London: Continuum, 2004).1 appearance · English frequency 1.92Collège… rocker, a rapper, a trapper, a psychoanalyst, a philosopher, a film director, a gynaecologist, a president of a Republic, a professor emeritus of the Collège de France, a sociologist, by the president of a literary prize commission, a communist, a campaign manager of a political party, by a socialist, by a …1 appearance · English frequency 1.92MéndezI saw you write the names of Patsy Andrea Delgado, Alexa Luciano Ruiz, Serena Angelique Velázquez, Layla Pelaez Sánchez, Yampi Méndez Arocho, Penélope Díaz Ramírez, Michelle Michellyn Ramos Vargas, Selena Reyes-Hernandez, Valera, Ebeng Mayor on the walls.1 appearance · English frequency 1.92SeuilDenis Trierweiler, Ariel Morabia, Gabriel Raphaël Veyret, Françoise Cazenave (Paris: Seuil, 2008), 29.1 appearance · English frequency 1.92monopolization… c dictators: declarations of a state of political emergency, which authorize quick legal manoeuvres without the need for parliamentary agreement, the monopolization of communication with the discourses of prevention and contamination, as well as restrictions on the use of public space, which outlaw street meeting …1 appearance · English frequency 1.93puissancepuissance1 appearance · English frequency 1.93teletextTeletext.1 appearance · English frequency 1.93WilmsOur Lady of Wilms’ Tumour, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.93unpronounceableOn the one hand, words that were unpronounceable emerge on the surface of discourse (rape, incest, police violence, state violence, institutional racism, paedophilia …); on the other hand, these sam …1 appearance · English frequency 1.94ExtracorporealIn the most severe cases, the patient needs to be connected to an ECMO, an Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation: a series of machines providing prolonged cardiac and respiratory support to persons whose heart and lungs are unable to provide …1 appearance · English frequency 1.94masturbatory… exual bodies, the girls, the boys, those who were neither girls nor boys, the children, all the bodies treated for centuries as if they were a simple masturbatory support in the service of the enhancement of petro-sexoracial libido, united to say enough.1 appearance · English frequency 1.94seismographthe age of mutation are described not in series, but as significant blocks seized by a seismograph of revolutionary and counter-revolutionary intensities: a move, the appearance of the virus, illness, the various anti-patriarchal and anti-racist up …1 appearance · English frequency 1.94ZapatistasYes, even though you may not have known it, we were on the verge of a trans-feminist decolonial uprising; we had gathered our commandos and, as the Zapatistas say, we had ‘managed our rage’.1 appearance · English frequency 1.94wivenhoe(Wivenhoe, New York and Port Watson: Minor Compositions, 2013).1 appearance · English frequency 1.94Serre… in the fashion week shows in London, Milan and Paris at the beginning of 2019, before the virus crisis was declared in Europe: Chanel, Kenzo, Marine Serre, Pitta Mask, Xander Zhon all unveiled their exclusive models.1 appearance · English frequency 1.94dysmorphia… order, addiction syndrome, withdrawal syndrome, autism spectrum disorder, body dysmorphic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, orthorexia, muscle dysmorphia, bulimia, anorexia, agoraphobia, hypochondriasis, gender dysphoria … The syndromes and conditions that are registered in the current1 appearance · English frequency 1.95Telefonica… ‘carrier’, used both for AIDS and for the mobile telephony and internet connection that also began to develop in the 1980s (the carriers were AT&T or Telefonica, for example), displaced the traditional notion of the sick person.1 appearance · English frequency 1.95lysergicposting on the internet the assassination of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis police, surpasses all of Burroughs’s lysergic conjectures.1 appearance · English frequency 1.95pickaxesWith ropes, hammers, pickaxes, shovels, bags, paper, paint, flowers and any other implements or techniques available, statues are collectively transformed, disfigured, partially d …1 appearance · English frequency 1.95Rohypnol… ists called the Virgin Mary’s pregnancy a theo-political rape: Mary was raped by the Holy Spirit using grace, just as a contemporary rapist would use Rohypnol to immobilize her.1 appearance · English frequency 1.95RaphaëlDenis Trierweiler, Ariel Morabia, Gabriel Raphaël Veyret, Françoise Cazenave (Paris: Seuil, 2008), 29.1 appearance · English frequency 1.95FudanJing Xie, a researcher at Fudan University in Shanghai and correspondent for the EHESS-ENS research centre in Paris, pointed out that the extreme lockdown imposed on the city of Wuh …1 appearance · English frequency 1.95antagonismsJust three weeks after the virus hit New York City, the computer giants Apple and Google put aside their commercial antagonisms and signed an agreement to launch a viral tracking application for mobile phone users.1 appearance · English frequency 1.96robinetteJoe Robinette Biden Junior1 appearance · English frequency 1.96MazumdarMazumdar (ed.),1 appearance · English frequency 1.96selfhoodThey feel a new form of disgusting electronic selfhood.1 appearance · English frequency 1.96VingtVingt ans sans dormir: 1968-19831 appearance · English frequency 1.96teleconferencingTeleconferencing.1 appearance · English frequency 1.97biochemicallyA cybernetically and biochemically constructed space of meaning, in which it is possible to live—and die.1 appearance · English frequency 1.97GrégoireGrégoire Chamayou (Paris: Zones).1 appearance · English frequency 1.97mammaliaMammalia1 appearance · English frequency 1.97mondialeChroniques Coronavirus: Une Conversation mondiale1 appearance · English frequency 1.97ovulesAnd they produced new fluids unknown until then: technosperm, technomilk, techno-blood, techno-ovules … Pharmacopornographic capitalism was just that: an economic and political regime in which the production and reproduction of life (and death) and va …1 appearance · English frequency 1.97neonicotinoidsOur Lady of Neonicotinoids, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.98Butterfingers… f the richest men on earth, spent nearly forty years lounging around at home, dressed in pyjamas, a bathrobe, and slippers, drinking Pepsi and eating Butterfingers.1 appearance · English frequency 1.98ethnologistAmerican Ethnologist1 appearance · English frequency 1.98polymerizedWe saw all other animals as a supply of proteins: polymerized compounds of high-energy nitrogenous amino acids.1 appearance · English frequency 1.98ejaculatesIt’s no longer a question of knowing who penetrates and who ejaculates, but rather of circluding1 appearance · English frequency 1.98exfoliatedNot simply stripped of my identity but exfoliated.1 appearance · English frequency 1.98KafkaesqueThis is why it is so difficult to stop the inner voice that, like a feverish Kafkaesque bureaucrat, continues without pause to write on a biochemical keyboard in our heads.1 appearance · English frequency 1.98paroxetineOur Lady of Paroxetine, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.98ecologiesThe Three Ecologies1 appearance · English frequency 1.98justiciacon libertad y justicia1 appearance · English frequency 1.98otheringTime is othering.1 appearance · English frequency 1.98polychlorinatedOur Lady of Polychlorinated Biphenyls, pray for us.1 appearance · English frequency 1.99IrredeemablyIrredeemably excoriated.1 appearance · English frequency 1.99instantiateNot only do they instantiate a pure, national body, they also establish an ideal of colonial and patriarchal citizenry.1 appearance · English frequency 1.99telecommuteTelecommute1 appearance · English frequency 1.99lebensraumLebensraum1 appearance · English frequency 1.99polyclinicAmong such groups was the association of psychiatric patients SPK (Socialist Patients’ Collective) founded by Wolfgang Huber with the patients of the polyclinic of the University of Heidelberg in Germany.1 appearance · English frequency 1.99catalyseThe mutation in progress could ultimately catalyse a shift from an anthropocentric society and a petrosexoracial regime, where a fraction of the global human community authorizes itself to exercise a …1 appearance · English frequency 1.99dallowayMrs Dalloway1 appearance · English frequency 1.99moultingTime is moulting.1 appearance · English frequency 1.99decodes… ve been a molecular cyborg, a chemical fragment without meaning, a cellular cut-up, a genetic ruin, a letter that devours the identity of the one who decodes it, a piece of dead information that comes back to life when it comes into contact with other living bodies and induces deadly mutations.1 appearance · English frequency 1.99
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