Issue 4/2014
Cognitive Capital
The term “cognitive capital” is often used in the context of information- and knowledge-based economies. Physical labour or industrial production are no longer the cornerstones of this form of economy, but instead mental, intellectual and affective labour. That at least is the postulate in this theory of the third phase of capitalism (following on from trade and industrial capitalism). There has certainly been talk for some time of “non-physical work” or “semiocapitalism”, dealing primarily with immaterial goods, irrespective of whether this is understood to signify brand names, financial derivatives or so-called meta-data. Cognitive capitalism appears however to encompass not merely the products of intellectual labour but also the entire cognitive apparatus of those involved in this form of production. This apparatus is growing less and le... » read more
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Books as databases
Artists Using Print as Achieve
Alessandro Ludovico
Urformen im Distributionskanal
Franz Thalmair
Big Data, oder: Jemand zahlt immer den Preis
Yvonne Volkart
Planet Google?
Julia Gwendolyn Schneider
Haptic Feedback
Interview with David Parisi on the role of “touch” in digital environments
Christian Höller
Cognitive Capital
Menschliche Bienen
Pascal Jurt
The Eye of the Algorithm: Cognitive Anthropocene and the Making of the World Brain
Matteo Pasquinelli
Protektorama - Weltheilungshexe, 2014
Johannes Paul Raether
Kapitalaffekt
Kerstin Stakemeier
Das neuroplastische Dilemma
Franco Berardi Bifo
Duende and the Neurobiological Sublime
Warren Neidich
The Only Place to Hide? Sleep in Contemporary Capitalism
Alexei Penzin in conversation with Maria Chekhonadsikh
How to Sleep: the art, biology and culture of unconsciousness
Matthew Fuller
Artscribe
Oskar Hansen – Open Form
Juliane Debeusscher
Georgie Nettell – 2014
Tanja Widmann
Giving Contours To Shadows
Su-Ran Sichling
Unendlicher Spaß
Gislind Nabakowski
to take a landscape from
Christa Benzer
Nicole Six/Paul Petritsch
Susanne Neuburger
Punctum
Walter Seidl
Geste,
Gabriele Hoffmann
Fundamentals
Jehuda Safran
Rosa Barba – A Fictional Library – Live
Sabine Maria Schmidt
A Singular Form
Bettina Brunner
Books
Philipp Kleinmichel:
Im Namen der Kunst. Eine Genealogie der politischen Ästhetik
Dietrich Heissenbüttel
Alain Badiou:
Kino. Gesammelte Schriften zum Film
Manfred Hermes
Corinn Gerber/Benjamin Thorel (Hg.):
A Book About – What’s More To Life Than Books
Yuki Higashino
Malcolm Miles:
Eco-Aesthetic. Art, Literature and Architecture in a Period of Climate Change
Naoko Kaltschmidt
Roberto Simanowski:
Data Love
Gislind Nabakowski