via www.comune.venezia.it

via www.comune.venezia.it

Posted Friday, November 6th, at 11:17 PM (∞).
via underdog.dreamcomics.com

via underdog.dreamcomics.com

Posted Friday, November 6th, at 11:17 PM (∞). Available in higher resolution.
german jenga nativity scene?

german jenga nativity scene?

Posted Thursday, November 5th, at 1:10 PM (∞).
via inminds

via inminds

Posted Thursday, November 5th, at 12:20 AM (∞).
no matter how hard you try, you’ll never reach the hipster zenith of the young stalin.

no matter how hard you try, you’ll never reach the hipster zenith of the young stalin.

Posted Wednesday, November 4th, at 11:40 PM (∞).

the smothers brothers - “my old man”, via mrpenguinbob

Posted Wednesday, November 4th, at 11:29 PM (∞).

notdead:

it’s possible that i cannot actually do this.

Found via notdead. Posted Wednesday, November 4th, at 10:37 PM (∞).
AND IT IS TOWARD THIS GOOD OBJECT THAT THEY RAISE THEIR HANDS. WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF THEIR DEVOTION?

elizabeth povinelli - “settler modernity and the quest for an indigenous tradition”

Posted Wednesday, November 4th, at 2:02 PM (∞).

Books, themselves dependent products of capitalist technologies, were the mode by which dominant discourses were deployed, and were seen by “the church, moralists, and pedagogues” as “the primary tool in achieving these ‘pedagogical’ goals.” One can identify within this structure an early apparition of advanced capitalism’s auto-mimeticity: hegemonic modes of production are utilized to inscribe hegemonic discourses and modes of behavior upon [child] subjects which then perpetuate the original modes of production, and concurrent social conditions. In this way, renunciation is achieved and the survival of the adult/civilization is secure in the endless reproduction fo the totality.

Posted Wednesday, November 4th, at 1:52 PM (∞).
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notdead:

nestle in my boobies - the coathangers

(it’s so comfortable)

Found via notdead. Posted Tuesday, November 3rd, at 9:29 PM (∞).

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