#imaginary party

Tiqqun I

Of Course You Know This Means War

What Is Critical Metaphysics?

Theory of Bloom

Phenomenology Of Everyday Life

Theses on the Imaginary Party

Silence and Beyond

On the Economy Considered as Black Magic

Raw Materials for a Theory of the Young Girl

Machine-Men: a Users Guide

The Critical Metaphysicians beneath the ‘Unemployed Persons’ Movement

Marginal Considerations on the Present Movement

The Jobless Speak

A Few Scandalous Actions of the Imaginary Party

Tiqqun II

Introduction to Civil War & How Is It To Be Done

Final Warning to the Imaginary Party Regarding Public Space

The Cybernetic Hypothesis

The Conquerors Had Won Easily

Theses on the Terrible Community

Untitled Notes on Immigration

The Problem of the Head

Progress doesn't want Those that don't want Progress

Stop Domesti(caf)tion

Robert Walser Quote

Report to the SASC Concerning an Imperial Apparatus

Notes on the Local

The Little Game of the Man of the Old Regime

You're never too Old to Ditch Out

Sonogram of a Potential

Hello!

This is not a Program & Critical Metaphysics could be born as a Science of Apparatuses

Commentary

TIQQUN

“In everything one must begin with principles. The correct course of action follows. When a civilization is ruined, its bankruptcy must be declared. There’s no point cleaning house when the house is falling apart. Goals aren’t lacking; nihilism is nothing. It’s not a question of means; powerlessness is no excuse. The value of the means has to do with the ends.”

This zine collects together several writings published in Tiqqun #1 (1999) and Tiqqun #2 (2001) that have remained unpublished in English, including “The Great Game of Civil War”, “Notes on the Local”, “Untitled Notes on Citizenship Papers”, and “Phenomenology of Everyday Life”.