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Volume 04 : Index of the Book
Introduction: The Law Turned Into Walls
01/ Architecture and the Law: An Epistolary Exchange With Dr. Lucy Finchett-Maddock
02/ Remus Has to Die
03/ Trapped in the Border's Thickness
04/ Absurdity and Greatness of the Law: The Siege of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London
05/ The Space Beyond the Walls: Defensive “A-legal” Sanctuaries
06/ The Reasons for Disobeying a Law
07/ Political Geography of the Gaza Strip: A Territory of Experiments for the State of Israel
08/ Palestine: What Does the International Legislation Say
09/ In Praise of the Essence of the American Second Amendment: The Importance of Self-Contradiction in a System
10/ Power, Violence, Law by Costas Douzinas
11/ Fortress London: Missiles on Your Roof
12/ Short Digression About the Future of Drones (After Seeing One at JFK)
13/ Quadrillage: Urban Plague Quarantine & Retro-Medieval Boston
14/ Historical Map of Quarantine
15/ Collision, Sexuality and Resistance
16/ The Spatial Issues at Stake in Occupy Wall Street: Considering the Privately Owned Public Spaces
17/ Strategies for Subversive Urban Occupation by Recetas Urbanas
18/ Is Housing a Human Right? Considering the “Take Back the Land” Manifesto
19/ Center for Urban Pedagogy (Index of the Book[-]

Volume 03_Deleuze compiles blog posts by Léopold Lambert (with 2 guest posts by Élie Faure and Gerald Raunig) on : Minor Architects and Funambulists: A Shared Architectural Manifesto — Abécédaire — What Is It to Be “From the Left” — The Ritournelle (refrain) as a Territorial Song Invoking the Power of the Cosmos — The Body as a Desiring Machine — Minor Literature — What Remains from Francis Bacon — Transpierce the Mountains: Indian Medieval Art History by Élie Faure — Processes of Smoothing and Striation of Space in Urban Warfare — A Thousand Machines by Gerald Raunig — Foucault and the Society of Control — Control and Becoming: A Conversation Between Negri and Deleuze — “I Leave it to You to Find Your Own Instrument of Combat”: Deleuze Quotes Proust — “A Sunflower Seed Lost in a Wall is Capable of Shattering that Wall” — Deleuze's Wave: About Spinoza — Power (Potentia) vs. Power (Potestas): The Story of a Joyful Typhoon — The World of Affects or Why Adam Got Poisoned by the Apple — The Spinozist “Scream”: What Can a Body Do? — “Comment disposer mes tribus? Le délire est géographico-politique” — The Hypochondriac Body — A Short Political Reading of Leibniz's Small Sensations — The Infinite Worlds Folded in the Dresses of Yiqing Yin — The Two Architectures of the Infinite Possible Worlds: Leibniz's Pyramid & Borges's Garden of Forking Paths — Lecture by Gilles Deleuze About the Act of Creation (May 1987)En ligne : http://punctumbooks.com/titles/the-funambulist-pamphlets-03-deleuze/[-]

Volume 02_Foucault compiles blog posts by Léopold Lambert (with 2 guest posts by Stanley Shostak and Anthony Vidler) on : Foucault and Architecture: The Encounter that Never Was — The Architectural Underestimation — “Do Not Become Enamored with Power” — “Mon Corps, Topie Impitoyable” — The Cartography of Power — The Political Technology of the Body — Architecture and Discipline: The Hospital — Questioning Heterotopology — Foucault and the Society of Control — Quadrillage: Urban Plague Quarantine & Retro-Medieval Boston — The Inscription of Gender in Our Bodies: Norm Production in Foucault and Butler — Modes of Subversion Against the Pharmacopornographic Society: Testo Junkie by Beatriz Preciado — “My Desire is Someone Else's Fiction” — The Architectural Paradigm of the Society of Control: The Immanent Panopticon — The Counter-Biopolitical Bioscleave Experiment: Bioscleave, Shaping our Biological Niches (by Stanley Shostak) — Diagrams of Utopia (by Anthony Vidler) — Quarantine and Remoteness: Paranoia and Mechanisms of Precautionary Incarceration — Prison Information Group: Michel Foucault, Jean-Marie Domenach & Pierre Vidal-Naquet.
en ligne : http://punctumbooks.com/titles/the-funambulist-pamphlets-vol-02_foucault/[-]

Premier volume des Funambulist pamphlets, dédié à Spinoza, compilation de 18 articles publiés par Léopold Lambert, architecte DESA, sur son blog "The Funambulist Bodies Space & Politics" entre 2010 et 2013.
au sommaire :
The Marxian Reading of Capitalism Through a Spinozist Conceptology — Spinozist Determinism, or How Caesar Could Not Have Not Crossed the Rubicon — Power (Potentia) vs. Power (Potestas): The Story of a Joyful Typhoon — The World of Affects, or Why Adam Got Poisoned by the Apple — The Spinozist Scream: What Can a Body Do? — Applied Spinozism: The Body in Kurosawa's Cinema — Applied Spinozism: Architectures of the Sky vs. Architectures of the Earth — Architectures of Joy: A Spinozist Reading of Parent+Virilio & Arakawa+Gins's Architecture — Architecture of the Conatus: “Tentative Constructing Towards a Holding in Place” — The Body as a Material Assemblage in Japanese Martial Arts & Dance as Seen by Basile Doganis — Deleuze's Wave about Spinoza — A Sunflower Seed Lost in a Wall is Capable of Blowing Out that Wall — Descartes vs. Spinoza: A Personal Reading of Tarp Not Nature — The Weight of the Body Falling — Spinozist Collision — The Weight of the Body Dancing — Spinozist Gravity: The Real Difference between the Old and New Star Wars — Spike Lee's Dolly Shot: The Inexorability of Immanence.
En ligne : http://punctumbooks.com/titles/funambulist-pamphlets-1-spinoza/[-]