Planet
Technology
The Costs of Digital Utopia
Evgeny Morozov
What if the costs of sticking to the “there is no alternative” agenda of techno-capitalism are considerably higher than we have assumed?
Planet
Whitehead and Today’s Worlds
Ignasi Torrent
The renewed wave of interest in Alfred North Whitehead has revived a number of ideas that are still able to disentangle the complexities and uncertainties of our world.
Planet
Pollution Topologies. Can Extinction Have Measure?
Selena Savić
A parable on extinction and pollution and how they can be measured.
Planet
Storytelling
Frictions in Reality
Elisabet Roselló
A reflection on the meaning of what is plausible in times of climate change and technological acceleration.
Planet
Glasgow – The Last Posthumous Summit?
Andreu Escrivà
The climate summit comes in the midst of both the climate emergency and distrust in the results of the “diploclimatic conferences”.
Planet
The Limits of a World in Relation
Ignasi Torrent
A critical reflection on the limits of the conception of an interconnected cosmos in the Anthropocene era.
Planet
Lichen
Maria Arnal | María Sánchez | Irene Solà
A story of fish and nature, of drought and reservoirs, of stones and voices, based on the words of Donna Haraway.
Planet
The environmental impact of digital publishing
Marta Escamilla Monell | Jordi Panyella Carbonell
Almost 10% of what we read nowadays is in digital format, which is why we are looking into the digital impact of this area.
Planet
Technology
A Geology of Media
Jussi Parikka | Garnet Hertz
The materiality of media is not limited to economic or technical issues; it has an intimate connection with the soil, the air and nature.
Planet
Terraforming the Earth, Redesigning the World
Toni Navarro
Climate emergency is forcing us to harness our ability to intervene in planetary processes and direct it at repairing the damage caused to the planet.
Planet
The accelerationist noise of petro-masculinity
Arnau Horta
The authoritarian exaltation of the combustion engine by certain male sectors is seen as an accelerationist statement of intent.
