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Showing posts with label deleuze. Show all posts
3 Apr 2024

Advice to a Young Blogger: Be Consistent, Insistent, and Persistent

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  Advice to a young blogger just starting out [1] [2] :     1. Be Consistent   Not so much at the level of content or argument, but in terms...
25 Feb 2024

Will Absence Make My Heart Grow Fonder of Byung-Chul Han? (Part 1)

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(Polity Press, 2023)     I.    Although Daniel Steuer's English translation of Byung-Chul Han's book Absence was only published las...
13 Jan 2024

Reflections on Vita Contemplativa by Byung-Chul Han (Part Two)

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Cover of the original German edition (Ullstein Verlag, 2022) [a]     I.   One of the key paragraphs in the opening chapter of Vita Contempla...
11 Nov 2023

Fragmented Remarks on Mark Fisher's Ghosts of My Life - Part 1: Lost Futures

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Zero Books (second edition, 2022)     For some reason, the spectral figure of Mark Fisher continues to haunt my imagination [a] .    And, wh...
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8 Aug 2022

Nietzsche Popped My Cherry: Reflections on Heidegger's Hymen

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Artwork by Wesley Johnson   The hymen is neither consummation nor virginity, neither the veil nor unveiling,  neither the inside nor the out...
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3 Jun 2021

Reflections on Frances Wilson's 'Burning Man'

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(Bloomsbury, 2021)     Anyone setting out to write a new biography of D. H. Lawrence has two initial problems:   Firstly, they have to find ...
1 May 2020

Make Way For Pengallan!

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What are you all waiting for? A spectacle? You shall have it!  And tell your children how the great age ended. Make way for Pengallan!...
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16 Nov 2019

Notes on Plant-Thinking: A Philosophy of Vegetal Life by Michael Marder (Part 1: Encountering Plants and Ethical Offshoots)

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I. Sometimes, despite having the best of intentions, it can take five or six years to get around to reading a book and Michael Marde...
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