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Die Zukunft: eine Kunstform
Die Zukunft: eine Kunstform

Zoran Terzić

Zukunft

»Die temporale Differenz, dass uns nur manches als zukünftig erscheint, obwohl alles zukünftig ist, bestimmt unsere Futurotopien, d.h. unsere sinnhaften Verortungen der Zukunft. Vieles wird heute weiterhin vorherge­sehen und vorhergesagt, aus allem Gleichzukünftigen ein Bestimmtzukünftiges hervorgehoben, mit Prognosen großzügig umhergeworfen. Hoffnungen werden angeregt, gemacht oder zerstört, Erwartungen ›übertroffen‹, und wenn einmal etwas nicht klappt, ist man ›unter den Erwartungen‹ geblieben. – Was liegt all dem Zukunfts­gebaren zugrunde, das sich diesseits des Technoimaginären und Wahrscheinlichen tummelt? Was ahnt man da, wenn man...
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Maël Renouard

On Memory Atrophy

Externalized memory had always proceeded by contractions, summaries, reductions, selections, breaks in flow, as well as by organization, classification, boiling down. Card catalogues reduced thousands of works to a few key notions; tables of contents contracted the hundreds of pages in a given book. The sign itself was the first abbreviation of experience. An epic stitched of words was an abbreviation of the war, the long years of which were reduced to a few nights of recitation; the written text that recorded the epic was a contraction of the oral narration which pushed aside its sensory richness, melody, life in a thousand details. In accumulating, every level of abbreviation reconstituted an infinite flow, a new dilation that would be contracted in its turn. From the plurality of pages to the index and the table of contents; from the plurality of books to card catalogues.

The abbreviated elements were further arranged, situated...

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Let’s find the stage of human affairs
Let’s find the stage of human affairs

Marion Muller-Colard, Clémence Pollet

Hannah Arendt's Little Theater

While about to finish her last book, the philosopher Hannah Arendt is disturbed by her stubborn alter ego, 9-year-old Little Hannah. Reluctantly, the old woman lets herself drag out onto the streets of New York and into constant conversation by the inquisitive little girl. They enter a little theatre, and together they watch mankind, society, politics, power evolve – and they also experience the role of Evil (in the person of a wolf and of numerous wooden puppets) and its...
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