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4 Oct 2024
On Subcultural Barbarism
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Photo of Soo Catwoman by Ray Stevenson (1976) The slogan is a paraphrase of a sentence written by Walter Benjamin [1] "Why do we fe...
9 Sept 2024
Can a Writer Ever Overshare? On Maggie Nelson's Self-Exposure
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Author Maggie Nelson: skilled in the art of making the personal and the private public and political I. Someone recently asked me t...
4 Apr 2024
Advice to a Young Blogger (2): On Establishing Your Blog as a Plane of Immanence
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Gilles Deleuze attempting to keep things simple I. In a recent post I offered some advice about blogging; stressing the need to be co...
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23 Mar 2024
Whatever It Is, I'm Against It!
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Groucho was a punk rocker I. I have given several attempts to explain what the polysemic phrase torpedo the ark - borrowed from Norweg...
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31 Jan 2024
Three French Suicides: In Memory of Olga Georges-Picot, Christine Pascal, and Gilles Deleuze
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Christine Pascal, Gilles Deleuze & Olga Georges-Picot I. Last night, on TV, they were showing one of my favourite films: the Briti...
11 Feb 2022
Rawdon Lilly: Notes Towards a Character Study
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Adapted from the cover of Henry Miller's Notes on 'Aaron's Rod', ed. Seamus Cooney, (Black Sparrow Press, 1980) I. ...
20 Nov 2021
On Heresy and Philosophical Idiotism
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Detail from a poster designed by Maciej Hibner for the film The Idiot (dir. Ivan Pyryev, 1958) The idiot has no soul: he is like a flow...
17 Aug 2021
Kill Me Now: Notes on the Introduction and First Chapter of Metamorphoses by Emanuele Coccia
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(Polity 2021) I. Emanuele Coccia has called his new book Metamorphoses . But he may as well have called it Pantheism , because what t...
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