Mutant: Dialogues at the End of Democracy

Nothing frames our thinking at Mutant — the very name we have given this dictionary of concepts — more fundamentally than the human drive...

“There is nothing mere about symbols”, says the writer Ta-Nehisi Coates. And “there is nothing mere about the struggle for architecture, about the strife...

Not only does violence have the capacity to become normative, we also seem to wholly lose our capacity for moral judgement in its wake....

Talking of violence in a time of war can distort rather than clarify our comprehension of it.On the one hand are the visible and...

If there are twin pylons on which our democratic deformities today seem to stand, they are identity and indifference. Democracies wage war in the...

At the heart of the modern democratic contract is the principle — and the faith — that the majority will decide for everyone.  But...