Volume 17 (2025)

The Nihil That Is: Mystical Nihilism and the Skepticism of Faith

Elliot R. Wolfson

The Holy Mourning of Physis: Hölderlin’s Testimony in the Last Instance

Philippe Lynes

The Prosthesis of Nihilism

Donovan Stewart

(Dis)Continuing the Conversation: Heidegger’s GA 99 and The End of History

Shane Montgomery Ewegen

On Two Forms of Political Nihilism: Apocalyptic Reduction vs. Hypocalyptic Suspension

Stefano Franchi

Dossier: Decoloniality, Infrapolitics, and the Anthropocene

Can Decoloniality and Infrapolitics Live Together?

Alberto Moreiras

Negativity from Subaltern Studies to the Anthropocene

Gareth Williams

De lo inaudito a lo más-que-audible: la descolonización de la escucha como tarea infrapolítica

María del Rosario Acosta López y Juan Diego Pérez Moreno

Poética del habitar doloroso: El estatuto filosófico de la poesía entre el pensamiento decolonial y el pensamiento infrapolítico

Humberto González-Núñez

Entropoceno, Capitaloceno o Trabajoloceno: la bifurcación por venir

Matías Beverinotti

El pensamiento planetario y el problema de la libertad

Sergio Villalobos-Ruminott

Reviews

Reiner Schürmann Today. The way of «Wandering Joy» in the Ruins of the Present

Leonardo Mastromauro

Política común: A Journal for Thought is a venue for critical thinking that is committed to reevaluating the history and theory of the social bond by moving beyond the standard elements of the academic field. We aspire to be a publication of reference in contemporary thought with a capacious interest in addressing issues such as market-driven social domination, global inequality, posthumanities reflection,ecological transition, increasing mass diasporic movements, artificial intelligence, data mining and surveillance economics, and the challenges and constraints of political and infrapolitical existence. Our mission is however not limited to or determined entirely by those areas of interest and concern. We welcome contributions that might inspire debate and conversation on contemporary critical theory in the wake of Marxian and Nietzschean thought.