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  ** Introduction: Recognition and its Discontents
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  *** LAYING SIEGE TO EMPIRE FROM OUTSIDE THE CITY GATES
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  *** ALL THAT IS RECOGNIZABLE MELTS INTO AIR
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  *** THE OTHER: A RELIC OF RECOGNITION PAST
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  *** BEYOND RECOGNITION
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  ** Five Theses on The Politics of Cruelty
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  *** 1. The politics that seduces us is not ethical, it is cruel.
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  *** 2. Few emotions burn like cruelty.
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  *** 3. Those motivated by cruelty are neither fair nor impartial.
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  *** 4. Their actions speak with an intensity that does not desire permission, let alone seek it.
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  *** 5. While social anarchism sings lullabies of altruism, there are those who play with the hot flames of cruelty.
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  *** A Brief Note For Enemies And Allies
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  ** Letter to the Editor (by the Mary Nardini Gang)
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  ** A Cautious Reply
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  ** The Real War [La guerre véritable] (anonymous)
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  ** Against the State of Emergency [Contre l’état d’urgence, l’urgence de prendre la rue] (anonymous)
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  ** People Who Have Been Surveilled by the Police or the State Asked to Take A Picture That Reveals Nothing About Them
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  ** Notes on People Who Have Been Surveilled by the Police or the State Asked to Take A Picture That Reveals Nothing About Them (by Gabriel Saloman)
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  ** The Tyranny of Imagery: Or, Escaping the Zoopraxiscope (anonymous)
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  *** AN INFERNAL COUPLE: PRIVILEGE THEORY &amp; INSURRECTIONALISM
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  *** AFROPESSIMISM AND THE EXISTENTIAL COMMONS
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  *** AUTONOMY AND SELF-ABOLITION
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  ** Peak Panik (with Johannes Büttner and Helge Peters)
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