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libidinal materialism list

>1. Thoroughgoing dehumanization of nature, involving the utmost impersonalism in the explanation of natural forces, and vigorously atheological cosmology. No residue of prayer. An instinctive fastidiousness in respect to all traces of human personality, and the treatment of such as the excrement of matter; as its most ignoble part, its gutter...

>2. Ruthless fatalism. No space for decisions, responsibilities, actions, intentions. Any appeal to notions of human freedom discredits a philosopher beyond amelioration.

>3. Hence absence of all moralizing, even the crispest, most Aristotelian. The penchant for correction, let alone vengefulness, pins one in the shallows.

>4. Contempt for common evaluations; one should even take care to avoid straying accidentally into the right. Even to be an enemy is too comforting; one must be an alien, a beast. Nothing is more absurd than a philosopher seeking to be liked

A place to discuss libidinal materialism / libidinal economy / Nietzschean energetics / posthuman or monstrous thought.

We could also try ironing out a chart for this. All types of literature are welcome.