For a Radical Museification of Life
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history, biopolitics, museumAbstract
The foundations of russian cosmism were immortality, resurrection and an interplanetary society. Despite its utopian overtones, the movement’s goals were clear: stop injustice by consolidating a biopower in order to beat human finitude, both in time and space. Amongst the technologies of immortality that cosmists deemed important for the redistribution of life forces, was the museum.Downloads
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