Articles in journals

2025
Reading Spinoza Now: An Exchange with Genevieve Lloyd
An exchange ranging over the current state of Spinoza studies, centred on Genevieve Lloyd’s engagement with reading his works. Themes discussed include Spinoza’s treatment of r...
2025
Intelligence, Affirmative Ethics and the Anti-Fascist Life
Affirmative ethics, as a collective and radically democratic praxis, must be constructed by subjects who collectively defy unity and actualise a virtual heterogeneous assemblage, w...
2025
In Memoriam: Sandra Harding (1935-2025)
In the history of feminist theory, there is a before and an after Sandra Harding. She has structured the language and the categories of feminist collective thinking, introducing th...
2025
Posthuman Ethics for AI
The impact of AI on liberal democratic social and political systems has emerged as the crucial issue of our times. So is the need to regulate general AI systems. The alliance of ne...
2024
The Philosophy of the Big Yes: Affirmative Ethics Today
This article introduces affirmative ethics as a response to the negativity in contemporary philosophy. Rooted in posthuman and neo-materialist thought, it challenges Cartesian dual...
2023
Valedictory lecture: We are rooted but we flow
This is the text of the valedictory lecture that Rosi Braidotti delivered in June 2022, to mark the retirement from her academic position at Utrecht University. It was conceived as...
2022
Memoires of an Aspiring Spinozist
2022
The Virtual as Affirmative Praxis: A Neo-Materialist Approach
This chapter addresses the resonances between the concept of the virtual and a material philosophy of life, based on heterogeneity, hybridity, and becoming. It outlines the basic t...
2022
Virginia Woolf, Immanence and Ontological Pacifism
In these times of pandemics, increasing social inequalities, civic unrest and the rise of illiberalism, populism, anti-European Union politics and the ‘fake news’ ideology, it ...
2021
Posthumanes Wissen