Brian L. Plescher
Philosopher and Author

Woundwise: Dissolution, Abjective Ecology, and Subversive Becoming

Woundwise examines collapse as a methodology. Through critical writing and field research, this experimental philosophy book explores how wounds—personal, cultural, and social—can be reimagined not as endpoints but as openings for transformation. A deep dive into dissolution philosophy, abjective ecology, and post-structural thought.

"Woundwise is a field manual for turning psychiatric violence, racialised shame, and ecological collapse into collective intelligence."

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Essays on Collapse, Mutual Aid & Abjective Ecology

Explorations in abjective ecology, mutual aid, technological refusal, and collective transformation. Experimental philosophy essays examining post-anthropocene thought, gift economies, and subversive becoming. Philosophy as a living tool—persistent on the margins.

Woundwise Leadership

Organizations don't just have blind spots; they have systematic architectures of what they refuse to see. Woundwise Leadership™ is a framework for reading the "waste" of an organization—divergent data, refused knowledge, and operational friction—as its most vital signal. An invitation to build capacity for ontological humility.

Coming Soon: Slickens

A novel of post-human cartography forged in the abject waste of empire.