Arjun Appadurai

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Feelings Are Always Local

Feelings Are Always Local

"Feelings Are Always Local" analyzes the ways in which networks organize, expand and rearrange themselves from the inside out.

Information Is Alive

Information Is Alive

Collection of essays from all kinds of disciplines that study archives in a paleontological, cultural, political, sociological, historical, neurological or artistic context.

TransUrbanism

TransUrbanism

"TransUrbanism" is a collection of essays and interviews about urbanism in a time of global transformation of the city itself.

The Politics of the Impure

The Politics of the Impure

The Politics of The Impure is an explicit attempt to create a new creation myth – one of a wilderness that is not pure but technological.

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