Notebook from September

Oldest to newest

1. Nicolás Pereda

2. Patricia Churchland

3. Vogue's 90s cultural literacy list

4. Power and pleasure

5. Mechanisms of intensification

6. Sex, knowledge, and truth

7. The ars erotica and the scientia sexualis

8. "Bioderegulation"

9. Capitalist human activity

10. The injuring of sleep

11. "Worldlessness"

12. The contemporary necessity for vigilance

13. Exposure, otherness, and care

14. Arendt and the common good

15. Emma Wilby's "Invoking the Akelarre"

16. Alan Moore's "The Great When"

17. Prescient early industrial capitalists

18. Power and reality in the information age

19. The outer limits of human disposability

20. The disabling of cultural memory

21. Accelerating patterns of acquisition

22. Agamben on technological control

23. Hegemonic viewing

24. Human needs vs capital's needs

25. The "confessing society"

26. Violence and the confession

27. Power and the confession

28. Truth, sex, and pedagogy

29. "Care theorists"

30. "The Care Manifesto"

31. Possible benefits of AI companions

32. The "homogenization of perceptual experience"

33. The benefits of "primordial narcissism"

34. Visual culture's remaking of attention

35. The death of spectatorship

36. Consumption patterns and drug users