In 1974, Black and Red Press published Unions Against Revolution by Spanish ultra-left theorist Grandizo Munis that included an essay by Zerzan which previously appeared in the journal Telos.

* Telos, a journal of politics and critical theory, has published numerous articles both by and about Carl Schmitt, including special sections on Schmitt in issues 72 ( Summer 1987 ), 109 ( Fall 1996 ), 125 ( Fall 2002 ), 132 ( Fall 2005 ), 142 ( Spring 2008 ), 147 ( Summer 2009 ), and 153 ( Winter 2010 ).

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The New Left journal Telos has also published some of Benoist's work, which led to protests from some scholars on the editorial board.

Telos is an academic journal published in the United States.

Telos Press Publishing, founded by Paul Piccone, is the publisher of both the journal Telos as well as a separate book line.

An index of subject categories is available on the Telos Press website, which allows visitors to browse journal articles according to their shared themes and concerns.

Paul Piccone, editor and founder of the New Left journal Telos wrote in 1993: " What makes the French New Right particularly interesting is that is does not propose a bizarre reversal of positions, but the end of the traditional contraposition of Left and Right in favour of a new political paradigm.

Equipment made by companies such as Telos / Omnia ( the popular Zephyr codec ), Comrex, Tieline and others are used regularly by radio broadcasters.

* " Fractals and Fractional Calculus in Continuum Mechanics ", by A. Carpinteri ( Editor ), F. Mainardi ( Editor ), Springer-Verlag Telos ; ( January 1998 ).

In 1962, Schmitt gave lectures in Francoist Spain, two of them giving rise to the publication, the following year, of Theory of the Partisan ( Telos Press, 2007 ), in which he qualified the Spanish civil war as a " war of national liberation " against " international Communism.

Telos Press Publishing has also published English translations of Schmitt's The Nomos of the Earth ( 2003 ), Theory of the Partisan ( 2007 ), and Hamlet or Hecuba ( 2009 ).

Forsythe directed the Frankfurt Ballet ( Ballett Frankfurt ) from 1984 until 2004, choreographing such seminal pieces such as Artifact ( 1984 ), Die Befragung des Robert Scott ( 1986 ) Impressing the Czar ( 1988 ), Limb ’ s Theorem ( 1990 ), The Loss of Small Detail ( 1991 ), ALIE /< u > N A ( C ) TION </ u > ( 1992 ), Eidos: Telos ( 1995 ), Endless House ( 1999 ), Kammer / Kammer ( 2000 ), and Decreation ( 2003 ).

According to the Telos novella Frayed by Tara Samms ( a pen name for Stephen Cole ), which takes place prior to the serial An Unearthly Child, Jill, a young girl in a besieged human medical facility on the planet Iwa, meets and named the Doctor's granddaughter Susan, after Jill's mother.

Formerly known as OneMusic Corp, and later as Crucial Music Corp. ( before these were spun off as separate entities ), Telos is the parent company from which Long continues to consult for the music industry.

* Telos ( company ), a defense contractor and software business in Ashburn, Virginia

* Telos ( philosophy )

* Telos ( philosophy ), the philosophical concept of purpose ; it is related to teleology, the study of design, purpose, and intent

The Telos Institute is an organization affiliated with Telos that hosts annual conferences to examine scholarly topics such as " social theory, political philosophy, intellectual history, and contemporary culture.

* Telos ( philosophy ), a goal or final state

Alain de Benoist of the Nouvelle Droite ( New Right ) produced a highly critical essay on Hayek's work in an issue of Telos, citing the flawed assumptions behind Hayek's idea of " spontaneous order " and the authoritarian, totalizing implications of his free-market ideology.

With the disintegration of the New Left and the gradual integration of what remained of the American Left within the Democratic Party, Telos became increasingly critical of the Left in general.

In an essay in About Time, a critical analysis of classic Doctor Who, Lawrence Miles and Tat Wood suggest that Planet 14 may be Telos, placing that planet as the fourteenth in our own solar system, after Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mondas, Mars, the time-looped planet mentioned in Image of the Fendahl, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, " Cassius " ( mentioned in The Sun Makers as a planet beyond Pluto ) and " Xena " ( a name popularly used for the dwarf planet Eris prior to its official naming ; in the essay, Miles and Wood confuse it with Sedna, another trans-Neptunian object discovered by the same team of astronomers ).

As the book presents alternative resolutions for the Mage line, Chapter Two also presents an alternative interpretation that the tenth sphere is " Judgement " or " Telos " and that Anthelios ( the red star in the World of Darkness metaplot ) is its planet ( each sphere has an associated planet and Umbral realm ).

New playable locations include war-ravaged Telos, a Telos bunker and the orbiting Citadel Station, the port Iziz, Onderon and its jungle moon Dxun, Nar Shaddaa and Goto's orbiting yacht, Peragus, the starships Harbinger and Ravager, and Malachor V. Korriban and Dantooine from the original game are revisited, both now with ravaged buildings and intensified problems.

Telos Press is currently in the process of one of its biggest initiatives to date: the digitization of the complete archive of Telos back issues, from 1968 to the present.

On the Cybermen's adopted homeworld of Telos, two slaves named Bates and Stratton escape from their work party and decapitate a Cyberman so that they can use its helmet to disguise Stratton as a Cyberman and enter Cyber Control.

During the journey to Telos the Doctor fills Peri and Griffiths in on the history of Telos and its former inhabitants, the Cryons, who the Cybermen apparently wiped out in order to use their refrigerated cities to keep the Cybermen in cryogenic stasis.

Sometime around the 25th century, a team of archeologists, led by Professor Parry and financed by the Brotherhood of Logicians, embarked on an expedition to Telos, believing it to be the Cyberman homeworld and hoping to discover artefacts amongst its ruins.

* Telos lends its name to Telos Publishing Ltd., which began by publishing licensed novellas based on Doctor Who.

Howe and Stephen James Walker set up the publishing house Telos Publishing Ltd. in 2002, which initially published Doctor Who novellas until the licence was withdrawn by BBC Worldwide in 2004.

Telos also owns the Point Classics catalog, one of the world ’ s largest classical music libraries, and has investments in a number of other music publishing catalogs.

* Telos Publishing Ltd., a publishing company that deals primarily in horror / fantasy and unofficial program guides

The story features Doctor Who monsters The Daemons and was written by David J. Howe, previously known for writing many successful nonfiction Doctor Who books, and for publishing Doctor Who fiction under the Telos Publishing imprint.

Today, Long is CEO of Los Angeles based Telos Holdings, Inc. which owns Point Classics one of the world's most extensive classical music catalogs, with over 3500 major compositions – and is chairman of the internet-based music service company, Crucial Music Corporation, which he co-founded in Los Angeles.

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