The Rhythm of Thought: Movement in Merleau Ponty
What do we make dear readers of the possibilities of cohesions of incompossibles? http://www.duq.edu/academics/faculty/jessica-wiskus
Monthly Archives: February 2014
Whistleblowers
Whistleblowers via ABC’s Encounter, follow the bold link to audio, what are the differences in character that lead some tiny minority to practice “fearless-speech”, and how might we not just […]
Fragility of the Human Personality, Christopher Hamilton
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTMHzoV3T7c this is an illustrative talk, first because Levi has much to report to us about how things can go horribly wrong between people, but also because the speaker has […]
Chaos /// Concept /// Continuity – Deleuze and Survivability
This is a brilliant post by Ian Alan Paul – a transdisciplinary artist/theorist working on feminist and new-materialist reframings of political philosophy. His projects and writing engage with materialist, queer […]
How does Schizoanalysis Work? or, “how do you make a class operate like a work of art”
Originally posted on Deterritorial Investigations :
“Trees at twilight,” by Jerome Lawrence, a former paranoid schizophrenic “So what is schizo-analysis?” When Lacan finally poses the question, as recounted in The Anti-Oedipus…
the in-itself, together
To exercise one’s capacities to their fullest extent is to take pleasure in one’s own existence, and with sociable creatures, such pleasures are proportionally magnified when performed in company… It […]
The Optimism Bias, Tali Sharot
The 1st part of this is worth taking in and than it wanders into some very dubious claims of causality and wider implications, so it too often goes in social […]
(Free) Essays on Extinction by Claire Colebrook
(Free) Essays on Extinction by Claire Colebrook Download the books by clicking on the covers below.Both books will be available to purchase in print in the near future. Death of […]
The Myth of Common Sense: Why Everything that Seems Obvious Isn’t
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Glenn Greenwald’s new site – The Intercept
Originally posted on Progressive Geographies:
Glenn Greenwald’s new site – The Intercept – is now live, with posts by Jeremy Scahill & Greenwald, and Trevor Paglen. Here’s their description of…
Beasts of No Nation -Fela Kuti
go down dancing?
a joyful summit of old savages – Andrei Codrescu
Lacking a Homunculus, Eugene Thacker
Lacking a Homunculus, Eugene Thacker Eugene reviews Nietzsche’s Human, All Too Human I&2 “There would have to be creatures of more spirit than human beings, simply in order to savor […]
Incubus -Drive
Bordering Capabilities, Saskia Sassen
http://vimeo.com/80052864 a good tutorial on “analytic tactics” using some examples of “border” http://www.urbancontroversies.com/ Tweets by SaskiaSassen
Peter Gabriel – In The Neighborhood
Ontology as Embodied Cognitive Action?
In the comment section of a previous post I made the following claim: I’m a little worried about making a strong distinction between ‘knowing’ and ‘doing’. Knowing and communicating are also […]
Will Self on Guy Debord
Will Self on Guy Debord Will Self in discussion with Patrick Keiller and Matthew Beaumont at the LRB bookshop.
Witches, Psychiatrists, & Evangelicals with Tanya Luhrmann
lots to admire about Tanya’s work and her willingness to try and foreground her own not-knowing, but I don’t think that our task is like the novelist (or the actor) […]
Philip Seymour Hoffman talks happiness with Critchley
thanks to http://progressivegeographies.com/ Whether through showings or sayings (making it explicit as it’s been called) we can certainly have intense moments of re-cognition/identification, but than how to use these sparks […]
synthetic zerØ 
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