In this paper, I explore the constitutive impasses of the biopolitical way of thinking by engaging with Agamben’s instantaneous reactions on the pandemic, to attempt restoring a Marxist methodology to conduct historico-political analysis.

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The contradictions within capital both withhold and free labour, while subjecting and producing the conditions for a life which struggles for survival. The question that seems to haunt us at the onset of the pandemic is, how do we define freedom from hereon?

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Wrote something, “The Real is where death resides in its most traumatic, unrepresentable form. It is the rupture that escapes our capacity to symbolize or imagine – a pure encounter with the void.”

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If you're at NCA, I'm delivering "What does the Earth Want (of Me)?" on degrowth on Sunday at 11am (Marriott 2nd floor, Galerie 6) which @avantikatewari.bsky.social called "without a doubt, the most important piece of writing I’ve encountered on the degrowth debate" 😬way too high of praise! 😬

The sustained violence in Gaza and against Palestinians, coupled with the widespread documentation of atrocities is accompanied by a paradoxical demand for Palestinians to "evidence" their suffering, despite the overwhelming availability of visual and testimonial proof.