#Accelerate# /
editors Robin Mackay [and] Armen Avanessian.
- [Falmouth, United Kingdom] : Berlin : Urbanomic Media Ltd. ; in association with Merve, 2014.
- viii, 536 pages ; 18 cm
"The accelerationist reader"--Cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
Fragment on machines / The books of the machines / The common task / The machine process and the natural decay of the business enterprise / The two modes of cultural history / Decline of the capitalist mode of production or decline of humanity? / The civilized capitalist machine / Energumen capitalism / Every political economy is a libidinal economy / Power of repetition / Fictions of all kinds / Desirevolution / Circuitries / LA 2019 : Demopathy and xenogenesis / Cyberpositive / Cybernetic culture / Swarmachines / Terminator vs Avatar / #Accelerate : Manifesto for an accelerationist politics / Reflections on the manifesto / Red stack attack! / Automated architecture / The labor of the inhuman / Prometheanism and its critics / Maximum jailbreak / Teleoplexy : notes on acceleration / Seven prescriptions for accelerationism / 4 x accelerationisms / Karl Marx -- Samuel Butler -- Nikolai Fedorov -- Thorstein Veblen -- Shulamith Firestone -- Jacques Camatte -- Gilles Deleuze + Felix Guattari -- Jean-François Lyotard -- Jean-François Lyotard -- Gilles Lipovetsky -- J.G. Ballard -- Jean-François Lyotard -- Nick Land -- Iain Hamilton Grant -- Sadie Plant + Nick Land -- CCRU -- CCRU -- Mark Fisher -- Alex Williams + Nick Srnicek -- Antoni Negri -- Tiziana Terranova -- Luciana Parisi -- Reza Negarestani -- Ray Brassier -- Benedict Singleton -- Nick Land -- Patricia Reed -- Diann Bauer. Anticipations -- Ferment -- Cyberculture -- Acceleration --
"Accelerationism is the name of a political heresy: the insistence that the only radical political response to capitalism is not to protest, disrupt, or critique, but to accelerate and exacerbate its uprooting, alienating, decoding, abstractive tendencies"--P. [4] of cover.