schizoaesthethics
Schizoaesthetics [skit-suh-es-thet-iks] Comprising of ‘schizo’ and ‘aesthetic’:
Schizo: As it is denoted by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari in Anti-Oedipus, refers to a multiplicity of political and functional possibilities that can be attained at any point, provided that the right functional relations are drawn.
Aesthetic: The study of phenomena.
The resulting concept of schizoaesthetics aspires to realize forms of emancipatory-politics, cunningly designed through existing profit-oriented infrastructure.
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Softcover Book(175 x 108 x 10 mm)146pThe Geofinancial Lexicon extends the research project of relating finanical mechanisms to climate degradation by zooming in on the language that is used within financial trading. Taking the Financial Times’ (FT) online lexicon as a basis, the Geofinancial Lexicon archives and expands on the definitions of terms that hint at a relationship between finance and the climate.
