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PODCASTS

While reading this book, listen, as a soundtrack, to my

freely downloadable podcasts with Tara Brabazon on the

genesis of the ideas, figures and theorists behind my trope

of theoretical times and the history and politics of con-

temporary theory:

“Theoretical Times: Claustropolitanism” https://archive.

org/details/TheoreticalTimesClaustropolitanism

“Theoretical Times: Accelerated Culture” https://archive.

org/details/TheoreticalTimesAcceleratedCulture

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“Theoretical Times: Reproletarianisation” https://archive.

org/details/TheoreticalTimesReproletarianization

“Theoretical Times: Foreclosure” https://archive.org/

details/TheoreticalTimesForeclosure

“Theoretical Times: Claustropolitan Sociology” https://

archive.org/details/TheoreticalTimesClaustropolitan

Sociology

“Theoretical Times: Bunker Anthropology” https://

archive.org/details/TheoreticalTimesBunkerAnthropology

“Theoretical Times: Louis Althusser” https://archive.org/

details/TheoreticalTimesLouisAlthusser_201412

“Theoretical Times: Alain Badiou” https://archive.org/

details/TheoreticalTimesAlainBadiou

“Theoretical Times: Slavoj Žižek” https://archive.org/

details/TheoreticalTimesSlavojZizek

“Theoretical Times: Paul Virilio” https://archive.org/

details/TheoreticalTimesPaulVirilio

“Theoretical Times: Jean Baudrillard” https://archive.org/

details/TheoreticalTimesJeanBaudrillard

“Theoretical Times: Lucio Colletti” https://archive.org/

details/TheoreticalTimesLucioColletti

“University of Trumpland” http://ec.libsyn.com/p/4/5/f/

45f7e27ae29566fd/University_of_Trumpland.mp3?

d13a76d516d9dec20c3d276ce028ed5089ab1ce3-

dae902ea1d06cf8e37d7c15cffe0&c_id=13322766

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VODCASTS

While reading this book, watch my freely downloadable

vodcasts on the culture and politics of theoretical times

with Tara Barabazon:

“Writing (in) Theoretical Times” https://www.youtube.

com/watch?v=lK9UolZUQ9I

“This Modern Sporting Life in Paperback” https://www.

youtube.com/watch?v=zn2J7vbsxKA&t=9s

“From Blog to Book” https://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=MatVRBsLIyc

“What is Physical Cultural Studies?” https://www.you-

tube.com/watch?v=SCBJavSBb4U

“What is Sporting Claustropolis?” https://www.youtube.

com/watch?v=Rv4qUotgSyg

“Digitising Judas (and Dylan): I Don’t Believe You,

You’re a Liar” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfLf-

IDozf0

“Digital Dylan: On Blonde on Blonde” https://www.you-

tube.com/watch?v=1BPWrFVQWpo

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