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Preface - Paul Virilio Introduction - John Armitage PART ONE: ON THEORY, CULTURE AND SOCIETY Interview One: From Modernism to Hypermodernism and Beyond - John Armitage PART TWO: ON ARCHITECTURE Interview Two: Paul Virilio and the Oblique - Enrique Limon Interview Three: The Time of the Trajectory - Andreas Ruby PART THREE: ON SPEED-SPACE AND CHRONOPOLITICS Interview Four: Speed-Space - Chris Dercon Interview Five: Perception, Politics and the Intellectual - Niels Br[um]ugger Interview Six: The Information Bomb - Friedrich Kittler PART FOUR: ON ART, TECHNOCULTURE AND THE INTEGRAL ACCIDENT Interview Seven: Paul Virilio - J[ac]er[ci]ome Sans Interview Eight: Paul Virilio - Dominique Joubert & Christiane Carlut Interview Nine: The Dark Spot of Art - Catherine David Interview Ten: Landscape of Events Seen at Speed - Pierre Sterckx Interview Eleven: Not Words but Visions! - Nicholas Zurbrugg PART FIVE: ON THE STRATEGIES OF DECEPTION Interview Twelve: The Kosovo W@r Did Take Place - John Armitage Suggested Further Reading Select Bibliography of the Works of Paul Virilio - John Armitage
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Michael Jamison
reviewed Virilio live on July 28, 2017 Virilio live
This book has a leading title that barely matches its contents. Rather than a rumination on Foucault, what you've got here is a series of essays more about other people than Foucault, with a minimum of connection back to Foucault's work; it is also not the primer in Foucault that it bills itself as, but rather requires a decent amount of prior knowledge of Foucault's work to even understand the authors' own attempts to understand and explain Foucault. This isn't to say that the book is entirely useless. It does provide some useful information on Latour and supplies a nice entryway into debates about modernism and postmodernism, and the final chapters end up being pretty engaging and even important. But that doesn't excuse the remainder of the book, which ends up being intensely misleading, and which also contains a pretty lame set of fictional situations that helps set up/explain the sections of the chapters but--again--not Foucault's actual work.
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Add Virilio live, Edited by one of the leading Virilio authority's, this book offers the reader a guide through Virilio's work. Using the interview form, Virilio speaks incisively and at length about a vast assortment of cultural and theoretical topics, including architect, Virilio live to your collection on WonderClub |
