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  1. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    Party to Nothing 2/4 : On Being a Witness in Someone Else's Court (opens the original)

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    The previous episode left a river testifying without end. Since 2017, New Zealand’s Whanganui has been a legal person, granted two human guardians, Te Pou Tupua, who speak in its name before every court and every administration. But an entity that enters the law only through another’s voice is committed to a continuous representation, and nothing in the Act grants the river what centuries of criminal procedure eventually granted the accused: the right to remain silent. The river testifies instea

  2. Issue · Sep 17, 2026

    Party to Nothing: On the Right to Speak for Nature 1/4 (opens the original)

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    The Court of WhanganuiThe Whanganui descends from the northern slopes of Tongariro and reaches the Tasman Sea two hundred and ninety kilometres farther on. It is one of New Zealand’s longest navigable rivers, which does not mean that it lets itself be mastered: there are more than two hundred rapids, between dense forest banks where steamers carried mail and passengers for two generations, until 1958. Villages line it, Taumarunui, Pipiriki, and another one called Jerusalem. I have never seen it.

  3. Issue · Sep 9, 2026

    The AI Agent as Capital (opens the original)

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    There is perhaps a fundamental paradox in the way we imagine today the end of work with artificial intelligence. The entire promise seems to rest on a rather simple idea: machines will work in our place and Man will finally be able to free himself from work. But this promise assumes something that is rarely posited. If Man no longer works, how does he continue to buy what the machines produce?The problem is therefore not only that of the replacement of human labor. It is that of the relationship

  4. Issue · Aug 2, 2026

    Ceuta and the Long Memory of Purity (opens the original)

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  5. Issue · Jul 24, 2026

    Every Language Is Already Two (opens the original)

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