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By Cornelius Stahlblau Posted on May 23, 2020July 26, 2020

From based to cringe: Tabarnia and badly waged memetic guerrilla

The Spanish War of Succession was a pan-European conflict ignited by the death of Charles II in 1700. Charles II was the last of the Spanish Habsburgs, a product of … Continue reading From based to cringe: Tabarnia and badly waged memetic guerrilla

Tags: guerrilla, memetics, netwar, piracy, rhizome, spain
By Cornelius Stahlblau Posted on May 18, 2020July 26, 2020

The deconstruction of conventional warfare and cultural banditry

The word guerrilla means “small war” in Spanish. It was first used with its current connotations in the Spanish War of Independence (1808-1814). The conflict is called the Peninsular War … Continue reading The deconstruction of conventional warfare and cultural banditry

Tags: guerrilla, memetics, netwar, piracy, postmodernism, rhizome

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