Oraxiom: A Journal of Non-Philosophy
An open-access, peer-reviewed international journal focused on non-philosophy — 2 issues per year, across the humanities, sciences, and arts, including experimental formats. 2 volumes · 23 articles.
Mission Statement
Oraxiom: A Journal of Non-Philosophy is an open-access, peer-reviewed international journal focused on non-philosophy. Published annually, Oraxiom seeks non-philosophical scholarship in various fields across the humanities, sciences, and arts, as well as in various forms, including audio-visual, literary, and new media experimentations. Its goal is to investigate the current state and the genealogy of François Laruelle’s non-philosophy and to further explore the possibility of alternate instantiations of non-philosophy as an applied method of research and practice, not necessarily confined to the work of Laruelle. Alongside academic research, the journal is committed to publishing contributions in experimental formats, including but not limited to creative arts research, theory- and philo-fiction, translations, and documentation of collaborations. Oraxiom also accepts submissions from guest editors for special themed issues. The goal of the journal is to establish a space for the publication of non-philosophy and its iterations.
Issues
Non-Philosophy and Philosophy: Elucidating the Parenthetical
Interrogate the past and future trajectories of non-philosophy through its relationship to the history of philosophy — first volume under ONPhI.
Forthcoming — open call
Non-Philosophical Encounters with Built Environments
Special issue on non-philosophy and spatial practices — guest editors Hannah Hopewell & Yehotal Shapira. Published in Skopje (ISSH).
Published — closed call (Nov. 2021)
The End Times
Inaugural issue — non-philosophy and the future in “The End Times.” Published in Skopje (ISSH).
Published — closed call (Aug. 2018)
Selected articles
What Can Non-Philosophy Do—With Built Environments and Urban Practices?
Hannah Hopewell and Yehotal Shapira
Download PDF →Octonary of Philosophical Sufficiency
François Laruelle (translated by Jeremy R. Smith)
Download PDF →Calls for contributions
Calls for papers for Oraxiom themed issues — vols. 1–3. To submit: oraxiom@onphi.org.
Non-Philosophy and Philosophy: Elucidating the Parenthetical
Non-philosophical history of philosophy — parenthetical signatures from Plato to Deleuze.
Open — submissions ongoing
Read the full call →Non-Philosophical Encounters with Built Environments
Non-philosophy, urban space and built environment practices — three thematic tracks.
Closed — deadline November 8, 2021
Read the full call →The End Times
Inaugural issue — non-philosophy, futurity and insurrection in the end times.
Closed — deadline August 31, 2018
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