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This essay first appeared in the Alienist VII magazine (January 2020) ////////////////////////////////////////////////////
◀ ENTROPOLOGY (Part I/II) ---- by Louis Armand ENTROPOLOGY – Part I/II Written in March 15, 2020 by Louis Armand Blog , Louis Armand At the end of the second decade of the twentyfirst century, it has become de rigueur to speak not only of an Anthropocene but of a post-Anthropocene, whose template has been provided by that historical fissure in which the late industrial World Order was cracked open & prised apart by a rapid succession of wars, nuclear armament, the Marshall Plan, cyberneticisation & neoliberalism, exposing the vista of an ideal (because viewed from the perspective of monolithic
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