• Publisher: Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities – Skopje
• Authors: Bogna M. Konior, Jeremy R. Smith, Michael Saunders, Mark Pingree, Anne-Françoise Schmid, Jessie Beier, Jason Wallin, Matthew J. King, Adam Louis-Klein, Etienne Brouzes, Sylvain Létoffé, Andrew Santana Kaplan, Sven Läwen, Timothy Lavenz, David Roden, Laura Cull Ó Maoilearca, Katerina Kolozova, Anthony Paul Smith, John Ó Maoilearca, François Laruelle, Taylor Adkins
• Language(s): English, French
• Publication Date: 2020
• Page Count: 194
• Print Run: PoD
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Bogna M. Konior, Jeremy R. Smith, Michael Saunders: Editorial

I. ARTICLES

• Mark Pingree: Disabling Philosophy 
• Anne-Françoise Schmid: La fin des temps philosophiques: Comment changer la philosophie pour la mettre en situation de contribuer aux problèmes du monde reel?
• Jessie Beier and Jason Wallin: Pedagogy of the Negative: Pedagogical Heresy for "The End Times"
• Matthew J. King: Towards a Non-Baudrillard: Theoretical Violence and the Gift
• Adam Louis-Klein: Globalization and Global Thought: An Anthropological Extension of Non-Philosophy
• Etienne Brouzes and Sylvain Létoffé: La futur toujours avant dernier
• Andrew Santana Kaplan: Apocalyptic Tabula Rasa of Black Messianic Invention: Black Faith and Pure Means in Fanonism’s Insurrectionist Christo-Fiction
• Sven Läwen: Another Beginning of Philosophy Is Possible: Towards a Democratic and Disruptive History of Systems of Thought
• Timothy Lavenz: Utopic Expressivity: On Laruelle’s Oraxiomatic Method and Paul Celan’s Vision of Poetry

II. CONVERSATIONS

• Non-Philosophy and Speculative Posthumanism: Bogna M. Konior in Conversation with David Roden
• Thinking alongside The Last Humanity: Laura Cull Ó Maoilearca in Conversation with Katerina Kolozova, Anthony Paul Smith and John Ó Maoilearca

III. TRANSLATION

• François Laruelle: Who Are Minorities, and How Are We To Think Them? [trans. Taylor Adkins]