“God didn’t die, he was transformed into money” – An interview with Giorgio Agamben – Peppe Savà | libcom.org.

For my friends in Melbourne, you should catch one of Stuart’s talks: Talks in Melbourne this month on The Birth of Territory | Progressive Geographies.

Stuart Elden has nicely pulled together the major obits from today: Stuart Hall obituaries and tributes | Progressive Geographies.

Ian Hacking on Kuhn & Paradigms | ANTHEM.

Finance Is Just Another Word for Other People’s Debts.

Andrew Huddleston’s review of Anthony K. Jensen’s Nietzsche’s Philosophy of History, Cambridge University Press, 2013, and Krzysztof Ziarek’s review of David Nowell Smith’s Sounding/Silence: Martin Heidegger at the Limits of Poetics, Fordham University Press, 2013

According to numerous friends on FB–a monumental figure in cultural studies. Here is an open access interview with him at Radical Philosophy that also provides a good overview of his work. Addendum: Here is the Guardian obituary

Instead of watching the Olympics, you’d do better to read this: Mega events virtual theme issue – republished | Society and Space – Environment and Planning D.

Philosophie – Aus vielen Welten die Wirklichkeit beobachten. (His work will become translated more and more in English, I’m sure–here’s his Transcendental Ontology–but to defend his realism he should do much better than defend himself against a supposed postmodernism that is so bereft it might as well deny climate change.)

Antonio Negri, The Winter is Over » CSCP / SCPC.