Chiasma: A Site for Thought is a newly established journal that has just released their first issue. According to their mission statement, Chiasma is concerned with “continental philosophy, social and political theory, literary criticism, media studies, and cultural studies” and “those genetic moments that displace theory from its history, without abandoning it to an auxiliary position between disciplines.”
Their first issue contains a new translation of François Laruelle’s “Deconstruction and Non-Philosophy.”
We’ve reproduced the table of contents below.
Issue 1.1: What the Doing of Thinking Does and Doesn’t Do Today
Editor’s Introduction
Alayna Jay
Essays
A Time For Radical Hope
Eileen A. Joy
Wonder Without Domination
Andrew Reszitnyk
Deconstruction and Non-Philosophy
François Laruelle (translated by Nicholas Hauck)
On Dismantling the Master’s House
Roshaya Rodness
Music in the Monopolization of Knowledge
Michael Mackenzie
Political Percontation
Casey Beal
Karl Kautsky’s Forerunners of Modern Socialism
Roland Boer
Reviews
James Penny, After Queer Theory: The Limits of Sexual Politics
Allan Pero
Philip Tonner, Heidegger, Metaphysics, and the Univocity of Being
Mazen Saleh
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, The End of San Francisco
Matthew Halse
Rolf Kühn, Individuation et vie culturelle: Pour une phénoménologie radical dans la perspective de Michel Henry
Vincent Marzano