Paul Virilio, The European Graduate School

"Virilio's breakneck pattern-recognition method is apt to spark new thoughts in some readers' heads."Steven Poole, The Guardian Paul Virilio is one of the most original and provocative thinkers of the contemporary era. In The Original Accident Virilio continues his investigations of how the intensification of technological development and speed could provide the "accident of accidents", the catastrophic collapse of the global economy." Douglas Kellner, University of California, Los Angeles

• PART ONECautionThe Invention of AccidentsThe Accident ArgumentThe Accident MuseumThe Future of the AccidentThe Expectation HorizonUnknown QuantityPART TWOPublic EmotionThe Original AccidentThe Dromosphere

Paul Virilio, The European Graduate School

"Virilio's breakneck pattern-recognition method is apt to spark new thoughts in some readers' heads."Steven Poole, The Guardian Paul Virilio is one of the most original and provocative thinkers of the contemporary era. In The Original Accident Virilio continues his investigations of how the intensification of technological development and speed could provide the "accident of accidents", the catastrophic collapse of the global economy." Douglas Kellner, University of California, Los Angeles

• PART ONECautionThe Invention of AccidentsThe Accident ArgumentThe Accident MuseumThe Future of the AccidentThe Expectation HorizonUnknown QuantityPART TWOPublic EmotionThe Original AccidentThe Dromosphere

Paul Virilio, The European Graduate School

"Virilio's breakneck pattern-recognition method is apt to spark new thoughts in some readers' heads."Steven Poole, The Guardian Paul Virilio is one of the most original and provocative thinkers of the contemporary era. In The Original Accident Virilio continues his investigations of how the intensification of technological development and speed could provide the "accident of accidents", the catastrophic collapse of the global economy." Douglas Kellner, University of California, Los Angeles

• PART ONECautionThe Invention of AccidentsThe Accident ArgumentThe Accident MuseumThe Future of the AccidentThe Expectation HorizonUnknown QuantityPART TWOPublic EmotionThe Original AccidentThe Dromosphere