CLIMATE DARK AGE- Radio Ecoshock
CLIMATE DARK AGE- Radio Ecoshock follow the bold link above to audio of “The bad news is planet Earth is already committed to very dangerous climate change. Dr. Michael Jennings […]
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A Plain Ordinary Steel Needle Can Float on Pure Water, Kay Ryan
Who hasn’t seen a plain ordinary steel needle float serene on water as if lying on a pillow? The water cuddles up like Jell-O. It’s a treat to see water […]
Mark Fisher on Class, Depression, & Fighting Back
Mark Fisher on Class, Depression, & Fighting Back jodi dean shares this with us (link in bold) : excerpt: For some time now, one of the most successful tactics of […]
The Ontology of Ghosts
Originally posted on Three Pound Brain:
In the courtyard a shadowy giant elm Spreads ancient boughs, her ancient arms where dreams, False dreams, the old tale goes, beneath each leaf…
Stop saving the planet! Jenny Price
Stop saving the planet! Jenny Price link above to audio/interview http://www.csw.ucla.edu/people/research-scholars/jenny-price
Facing Nothingness – Facing God with Stanley Hauerwas
Coming to terms with the reality that there will be no Salvation in this life and that Existence itself (so to speak) has no meaning leaves us with all of […]
The Transindividual and the Demonic according to Bernard Aspe
Originally posted on Intra-Being:
This post is a translation of Erik Bordeleau’s ‘The Transindividual and the Demonic according to Bernard Aspe’i. Erik Bordelau is a postdoctoral researcher at the Free…
Forest Unseen: Biology, Literature & Contemplative Practice
Reza Negarestani: On Inhumanism
Originally posted on The Dark Forest: Literature, Philosophy, and Digital Arts:
Inhumanism, as will be argued in the next installment of this essay, is both the extended elaboration of the…
Incomplete Cognition: An Eliminativist Reading of Terrence Deacon’s Incomplete Nature
Originally posted on Three Pound Brain:
Goal seeking, willing, rule-following, knowing, desiring—these are just some of the things we do that we cannot make sense of in causal terms. We…
Jacques Monod & Albert Camus, Brave Genius by Sean B. Carroll
Foucault’s La Société punitive – audio recordings of Melbourne lectures
Originally posted on Progressive Geographies:
These are the audio recordings of the two talks I gave on Foucault’s La Société punitive earlier this month – at Monash University and University…
Robert Sapolsky on Toxoplasmosis
The Gun Club – Yellow Eyes
Brand Nubian – Slow Down
Speaking through Masks, Jan Verwoert
can’t get my head around TiMorton’s Realist Magic but the kinds of phenomenological effects/affects outlined here are quite accessible for even as earthbound a soul as mine. What Tim is […]
Alphonso Lingis on tact, aimlesseness, & being touched
the lecture in question is @ http://vimeo.com/10742124 there is a lot to appreciate in what Al has to say here (especially how his accounts in the lecture weren’t serving as […]
Spent? Capitalism’s growing problem with anxiety.
Spent? Capitalism’s growing problem with anxiety. jodi dean points us to http://roarmag.org/2014/03/neoliberal-capitalism-anxiety-depression-insecurity/
Love & Other Demons: Wittgenstein and Skepticism
This is an excellent talk describing affective states of dispositions like love (and how they differ from feelings/sensations) and about the need for speculations to be tested in the everyday […]
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