e-flux Journal #134

<p>In this issue, Boris Groys charts the self-transformation of the working class through labor itself. Workers’ bodies, through their own labor, become spiritualized—artificial forms of their own creation. Since modernity, the working class, held up as a universal whole, has practiced “secular ascesis,” even if by exploitation and oppression. And where does this spiritualized dimension of the working class manifest itself? As art.</p> <p><strong>Editorial</strong><br /> Editors</p> <p><strong>Speeds and Vectors of Energy Terrorism</strong><br /> Svitlana Matviyenko</p> <p><strong>Alexandre Kojève: Production of the Spirit</strong><br /> Boris Groys</p> <p><strong>Lola the Interpreter: Book One</strong><br /> Lyn Hejinian</p> <p><strong>Two Poems from Village</strong><br /> LaTasha N. Nevada Diggs</p> <p><strong>Fear and Poeming in Upstate New York</strong><br /> Mohammed Zenia</p> <p><strong>We Too Were Modern, Part II: The Tropical Ghost Is a Cannibal</strong><br /> Thotti</p> <p><strong>Para-zomia: Cultivating Interdependence in Koenji</strong><br /> Jason Waite</p> <p><strong>Italian Operaismo</strong><br /> Gigi Roggero</p> <p><strong>The Death Drive at the End of the World</strong><br /> Ben Ware</p>

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