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Showing posts with label heidegger. Show all posts
26 Feb 2024

Will Absence Make My Heart Grow Fonder of Byung-Chul Han? (Part 2)

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  Cover of the original German edition (2007) [a]     I. According to Byung-Chul Han: "Anti-gravity is the fundamental characteristic ...
9 Feb 2024

Notes on 'The Crisis of Narration' by Byung-Chul Han (Part 2)

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(Matthes and Seitz Berlin 2023) [a]     I.   Byung-Chul Han really likes Walter Benjamin - not that there's anything wrong with that.  ...
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15 Jan 2024

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

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Cover of the Portuguese edition  (Relógio D'Água, 2022) [a]     I. The ethics of inactivity rests, according to Byung-Chul Han, on timi...
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...
21 Sept 2023

On the Flintiness of Language in D. H. Lawrence's The Daughter-in-Law

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Ellie Nunn as Minnie Gascoyne in D. H. Lawrence's  The Daughter-in-Law (Arcola Theatre, 2018)     Photo by Idil Sukan     Read almost ...
13 Sept 2023

Nostalgie für das Ding

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Dorothee Richter and Kim Novak as Gillian Holroyd in Bell, Book and Candle (dir. Richard Quine, 1958)     According to Dorothee Richter, wh...
9 Sept 2023

In Defence of Isis Veiled: What a Practice of Occultism Might Mean in an Age of Transparency

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Cover art for the Treadwell's Paper  Occultism in the Age of Transparency (2023) by Stephen Alexander (shadowy version)     This post i...
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