I Think I'm a Marxian Editor of an Intellectual Journal

Tilos was an iconoclas figure because he was genuinely invested in heterodox thinking, while at the same time able to interrogate epistological and connosocial terms of free speech rhetoric. He famously dee the theory of what he called artificial negativity, that we can get into fore detail, if you like. They were published people who got them in trouble, from schmidt not least of all, but also te french nouis characters a land de banois would later become associated with. And they really were invested in free speech, even as they interrogated its political purposes - which is why it's so important for us to look back on their work now.