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Muhtelif
guncel sanat dergisi / contemporary art magazine
2008, no.4, Güz / Autumn, Istanbul


Günlük Daily Adnan Yıldız & Mehmet Dere
Aut disce aut discede
Aut disce aut discede

Gramer Grammer Maurizio Lazaratto
Gayri-maddi Emek
Immaterial Labor

Praksis Praxis Ulus Baker
Tarde Postülaları
Tarde's Postulates

Diskur Discourse Yahya M. Madra
Emperyalizmden Ulus-ötesi Kapitalizme: "geçiş durumu"
olarak Venedik Bienali
From imperialism to transnational capitalism: The Venice Biennial
as a "transitional conjuncture"

Diyalog Dialogue Adnan Yıldız & Gerald Lidstone
Kim kimin için üretiyor?
Who is producing for whom?

Diyalog Dialogue Marianne Heier & Per Gunnar Egg-Tverbakk
Norveç köşeyi tam da bu noktada döndü!
At This Point Norway Became Wealthy

Retroakt Retroact Lars Bang Larsen
Zombiler ve gayri-maddi emek
Zombies and immaterial labour

Stool Tabure Kim Einarsson
Kellesiz
Headless

Gramer Grammar Ulus Baker
Kanaat nedir?
What is an Opinion?

Havuz Pool Caner Aslan
Sembolik Düzen
Symbolic Order




Editörler Editors Pelin Tan, Adnan Yıldız
Asistan Editör Assistant Editor Banu Çiçek Tülü
ingilizce Düzelti Proofreading Ashkan Sepahvand
Türkçe Düzelti Turkish Proofreading Özge Açıkkol, Burak Şuşut
Tasarım Design Ali Cindoruk
Kapak Cover Caner Aslan (Sembolik Düzen Symbolic Order, 2008)

Istanbul, 2008

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