Originally posted on Foucault News:
Derek Ide The Universal and the Particular: Chomsky, Foucault, and Post-New Left Political Discourse, The Hampton Institute, December 20th, 2014 Postmodern theory was a relatively…

Telling was engendered in my body and fell upon me, like a battle skimming across combatants, a bird hovering. Beautiful friends stopped dressing; there was a war. I’d weep, then […]

http://radioopensource.org/dfw-and-the-internet/# “His masterpiece novel, Infinite Jest, what we took to be manic imagination now looks like prophesy: it was hung up on lethally good amusement long before screen addiction became a national anxiety and people dropped dead at their keyboards in Asian arcades. […]

I give no one the right. I worship a piece of rag. I transport coffins. I transport coffins. I give no one the right. I look ridiculous In the sunlight, […]

for those with a more scientific bent

and from brer noir: http://darkecologies.com/2015/08/12/stanislaw-lems-proof-of-an-independent-reality/

1. It unfolds and ripples like a banner, downward.  All the stories come folding out.  The smells and flowers begin to come back, as the tapestry is brightly colored and […]

My sense of these matters is that concepts and emotion aren’t things we have (or that have us) but terms referring to things we do, for Adam’s (Whiteheadian) take read […]