Name: CMC1_Askegaard&Mortensen by Quarantined Market Podcast
Duration: 1 h 3 min 21 s
Description: In this Consumption, Markets & Culture (CMC) journals podcast 1, Søren Askegaard and Lars Mortensen discuss EU policy on sustainability and consumption, consumer individualization and responsibilitisation, and what kinds of articles they would wish to see in CMC in the future on these topics.

very informative and very nicely conducted interview, many thanks...

In this Consumption, Markets & Culture (CMC) journals podcast 1, Søren Askegaard and Lars Mortensen discuss EU policy on sustainability and consumption, consumer individualization and responsibilitisation, and what kinds of articles they would wish to see in CMC in the future on these topics.

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"Dark Deleuze: The Powers of the Outsides," a talked hosted by the University of Washington Department of Urban Design & Planning’s Built Environment Reading Group. 6/25/15

Précis:
Deleuze once told a friend that a “worthwhile book” performs at least three functions: polemics, recovery, and creativity. In writing the book, one must reveal that (1) other scholarship commits an error; (2) an essential insight has been missed; and (3) a new concept can be created.[1] My task is to present all three. First, I argue against the ‘canon of joy’ that celebrates Deleuze as a naively affirmative thinker of connectivity. Second, I rehabilitate to the destructive force of negativity that pervades his work. Third, I argue for learning a ‘hatred for this world.’

Emerging from scholars concerned with the intolerable condition of the present, the darkness refashions a revolutionary Deleuze; revolutionary negativity in a world characterized by compulsory happiness, decentralized control, and overexposure.[5] The ultimate task of this approach is not the creation of concepts, and to the extent that it does, Dark Deleuze creates concepts only to write apocalyptic science fiction.[6]

Dark Deleuze UW Talk 6/25/15

Alan Bradshaw (Professor of Marketing, Royal Holloway, University of London) and Joel Hietanen (Associate Professor of Consumer Research, University of Helsinki) talk with various guests about markets and consumption in the current historical moment marked by isolation and a longing to touch base with friends.

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