2014
Quentin Meillassoux, ‘Mallarmé’s Materialist Divinization of the Hypothesis’
Presentation of The Number and the Siren.
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Maya B. Kronic is a writer, translator, and editor.
She writes on philosophy, art, technology, and culture, is the founder-editor of independent UK publisher Urbanomic, and has worked with a number of artists developing cross-disciplinary projects, as well as translating innumerable essays and various book-length works of French philosophy by figures including Alain Badiou, Quentin Meillassoux, Éric Alliez, and François Laruelle.
Her research interests include: accelerationism, the ethics of intensity, subjectivity and the earth, the cute and the supernormal, Deleuze and mathematics, and transphoria.
She is the co-author, with Amy Ireland, of Cute Accelerationism (2023).
Streaming at https://twitch.tv/mayabkronic
Occasionally DJing as DJK Huysmans
She is available for editorial, proofreading, copy-editing, and translation (FR>EN) work, and commissions.
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