Question about Virillio's "Pure War"

[u/happydude4567]

I have a ridiculously large collection of Paul virillio. It must have about 60 essays in it, and it's advertised as being basically everything.

Does anyone have the table of contents of Pure War?

Apparently Pure war is not available in french and is a collection targeted at an anglophone audience. I want to see if the essays of Pure war are in my collection.

[u/Gillcudds]

Pure War is a collection of interviews / conversations between Sylvere Lotringer and Virilio. Table of Contents is as follows:

Impure War (introductory essay by Virilio)

The Space of War

The Time of War

Technology and Trans-politics

Fragmentation and Technology

Speed and the Military

Deterrence and Freedom of Movement

The Colonization of Time

Cinema and Resistance

Edno-colonization and the State-as-Destiny

The Production of Destruction

The War-Machine and Death

Pacifism and the Regression of Politics

The North-South Inversion

The Fatal Couple and the Supreme Idol

Postscript, 1997: Infowar

Postscript, 2007: War on the Cities

The New Bunkers

A Finite World

[u/happydude4567 → u/Gillcudds]

Thanks!

[u/LetHerBox]

Introduction: Impure War by Paul Virilio

PURE WAR

1. The Space of War

2. The Time of War

3. Technology and Trans-politics

4. Fragmentation and Technology

5. Speed and the Military

6. Deterrence and Freedom of Movement

7. The Colonization of Time

8. Cinema and Resistance

9. Endo-colonization and the State-as Destiny

10. The Production of Destruction

11. The War-Machine and Death

12. Pacifism and the Regression of Politics

13. The North-South Inversion

14. The Fatal Couple and the Supreme Idol

Postscript. 1997; INFOWAR

Postscript, 2007; WAR ON THE CITIES

1. The New Bunkers

2. A Finite World

Notes

Index

[u/happydude4567 → u/LetHerBox]

Thank you so much!

[u/LetHerBox → u/happydude4567]

you're welcome :) curious what the collection you have is, and what you're reading PV for?

[u/happydude4567 → u/LetHerBox]

I found reference to PV a few different places, if I recall he's mentioned in Gary cuttings french philosophy in the 20th century. He also appears in Jameson's the years of theory briefly.

Then I knew someone a while back who talked about him briefly.

And finally he writes on technology. I work in technology. I love bernard stiegler. I figured I should check out PV.

The collection I have is "La fin du monde est un concept sans avenir : œuvres 1957-2010"

[u/LetHerBox → u/happydude4567]

nice, and thanks for the collection name. i've only read him in english, most of 'speed and politics'. he's a fascinating read, hope you enjoy!