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: Autopsy of a Fraud: Whoisconstance Will Die with Nothing but a Ring Light and Her Own Voice in Echo Let’s start with the carcass. She thinks she’s rising. In reality, she’s decomposing in real time — …
: Internal Geopoetics: Toward a Non-Extractive Presence of Place This article proposes a new theory of place beyond physical displacement, tourism, and spatial …
: Beyond Repair: A Radical Method for Survivors of Sexual Violence “Do not ask me to be whole again. I am not broken. I am beyond your tools, beyond your gaze, beyond …
: Intimacy Cannot Be Choreographed: Why Filmed Sex Is Structurally Anti-Ethical The filmed sex scene is too often defended under the guise of ethical production: intimacy …
: The Weight of Unlived Possibilities There are no direct lines in grief. Only echoes. I do not believe I caused her death. But I also do …
: Ethical Hostility: A Situated Response to Performativity, Authenticity, and Complicity There are moments when I attack. Not because I lose control, not because I crave domination — but …
: The Irreversible Entity: On Invincibility Beyond Violence There exists a kind of being that cannot be destroyed. Not because it is made of steel or stone, not …
: Against the Violent Obscurity: A Manifesto for Re-Centering Reality There are men who dream of Mars while the earth burns. There are minds obsessed with darkness not as …
: Fracturing the Norm: A Schizo-Analytic Manifesto for the Insurgent Subject Psychoanalysis sought to interpret the wound. Capitalism sought to instrumentalize it. Theory sought …
: The Aesthetics of Interdependence: Toward a Non-Extractive Way of Being We live in a system that teaches us to consume everything: people, objects, landscapes, even …
: Unsituability as Power: Sung Jin-Woo and the Embodied Negative Capability We are taught to value clarity. Identity. Mastery. Systems of power operate by naming, measuring, …
: To Look Without Capturing: Toward a Radical Tactile Gaze There is a violence in the way we look. We’ve been taught to look in order to consume, to extract, …
: Lovebombing as a Crisis of Presence: A Theoretical Reframing Beyond Simulacra and Sentimentality In mainstream psychological discourse, lovebombing is described as a manipulative tactic involving …
: Let It Burn: On the Irredeemability of the Masculine and the Necessity of Collapse There comes a point where theory must rupture the page — where lived clarity outpaces any fantasy of …
: You Call It Rumination. I Call It Forensic Integrity A theory of unresolved fractures, radical inquiry, and the refusal to accept simulated closure They …
: The Pathless Force: Walking as Silent and Disruptive Power We have been taught to walk as if we were temporary guests in the world. To apologize for our …
: Sextivism™: The Pornographication of Feminism and the Collapse of Critical Thought There is nothing radical about spreading your legs in front of a ring light and calling it …
: The Aesthetic Trap of Liberation: When Education Becomes Soft Pornography In a post-#MeToo era where visibility has become currency, the representation of women’s …
: The Ethics of Knotting: Ancestral Gestures and the Phenomenology of the Living Human connections fraying under the pressure of speed, commodification, and digital abstraction, the …
: "Remember Me": Memory, Resistance, and Subversion in Coco I cry every time I watch Coco. Not because it’s sad, but because it touches something raw, silent, …
: The Totem is Dead: Inception, Subjectivity, and the Architecture of Power In “Inception”, Christopher Nolan crafts a cinematic labyrinth where time, memory, and …
: Against Forgetting: Marine Zonca, Mnemonic Sculpture and the Counter-Time of Resistance In an era of hyperacceleration and digital amnesia, memory becomes not only a terrain of struggle …
: The Egg Was Never the Goal: "Ready Player One" as a Myth of Inner Return in the Digital Age Ready Player One, while draped in the aesthetics of virtual utopia, is not a film about escaping …
: Toward a New Cartography of Intimacy: A Radical, Anti-Pornographic Ethics of Presence My desire to connect with someone remaining unmet, and a deep, lingering sense of dissatisfaction …
: Kissing as a Radical Act of Mutual Presence: Against Penetrative Fantasies and Symbolic Intrusion In a hypersexualized society governed by the logic of performance, conquest, and substitution, …
: Beyond the Lesbian Identity: A Transcendental Critique of Desire, Objectification, and the Fallacy of Liberation In opposition to Monique Wittig’s radical statement that “lesbians are not women,” this …
: I Am Not a Woman: I Am a Subject in Motion I do not identify as a woman. Nor do I identify as non-binary, gender fluid, or anything else that …
: Dreaming of Dust: The Masculine Fantasy of Dystopia in "Blade Runner 2049" How Cinematic Dystopias Serve as Echo Chambers for Male Power Fantasies in Decay In Blade Runner …
: The Violence of Softness: Why "Normal People" Should Not Be Romanticized in a Post-Romantic Capitalist Era In a cultural moment where vulnerability is often aestheticized and emotional chaos is mistaken for …
: Toward a New Grammar of Intimacy: Presence, Vulnerability, and the End of Consumption Intimacy in today’s language has been reduced to a transactional act — a performance staged for …
: Beyond the Honeymoon: How Normativity Kills Human Encounters We are repeatedly told that the first three months of a romantic relationship are the …
: The Power of Averted Gaze: Why Some Eyes Don't Meet Right Away By a Subject in Movement We are usually told that looking someone in the eye equates to strength, …
: Against the Psychiatrization of Subjectivity: When Diagnostic Language Becomes a Simulacrum In a society that demands readability, predictability, and compliance, subjectivity becomes a …
: Therapy as a Tool of Soft Coercion: How the Psychological Industry Reinforces Patriarchal Norms In the contemporary West, therapy is often marketed as a neutral, empowering space—one where …
: The Festival as Spectacle: Power, Simulation, and the Erasure of Subjectivity in Contemporary Cinema Culture Film festivals have long been perceived as sanctuaries for cinematic excellence—sites of artistic …
: History Repeats Itself: On Ideological Conditioning and the Erasure of Women In school classrooms, when we study historical moments such as the rise of Nazism, students are …
: Beyond the Threshold: Anomalies as Radical Lucidity Anomalies have always been framed as malfunctions—deviations from the clean, digestible surface of …
: Nelferch: A Quiet Rebellion Rooted in Soil, Silence, and Sovereignty In a world increasingly dictated by velocity, visibility, and vacuousness, Nelferch offers a rare …
: "Subversive" Party Spaces: An Exacerbation of Power Dynamics Under the Guise of Freedom Techno parties, raves, and other subversive-looking party spaces often present themselves as places …
: The Paradoxes of Radical Feminist and Separatist Movements: Unveiling the Hidden Fissures Radical feminist and separatist movements have long been essential forces in challenging patriarchy …
: How to Explore Objects Without Consuming or Reducing Them to Our Use? An Object-Oriented Ontology Perspective In a world governed by relentless consumption, where objects—both material and conceptual—are often …
: Beyond the Cave: The Evolution of Consciousness in a Hyperreal World David Lewis-Williams argues that while early humans used cave art to express inner experiences, …
: The Erasure of Subjectivity: How Aesthetic Procedures and Beauty Norms Reduce Women to Readable Objects In Phenomenology of Perception, Maurice Merleau-Ponty posits that our existence is fundamentally …
: The Ethics of the Gaze: Levinas, Objectification, and the Reclamation of Subjectivity Emmanuel Levinas, in Totality and Infinity, presents the idea that encountering another’s face …
: Against Polyamory: A Defense of Lucid Love and Radical Presence In an era where connection is confused with consumption, polyamory is often sold as a progressive …
: Radical Love: The Art of Loving Without Possession In a world where love is often equated with possession, validation, and permanence, a different …
: Climbing Trees as an Act of Liberation Climbing a tree is not merely to ascend a physical structure. It is an act of resistance. A …
: The Illusion of Sex: Why It Is Void of Meaning, Growth, and Authenticity In a world obsessed with performance, validation, and possession, sex has long been positioned as a …
: Craft as Resistance: The Art of Knife-Making as a Manifesto of Presence and Intention Amid the dominance of mass production and the detachment of labor from meaning, crafting a knife by …
: Beyond Xenofeminism, Technofeminism and the Cyborg: The Next Evolution of Technological Subversion The Need for a More Radical Technological Insurrection Xenofeminism (XF) has already laid the …
: The Commodification of Alternatives: How Second-Hand Fashion Became a Social Control Mechanism By refusing to consume, one does not escape the system; one merely becomes a more sophisticated …