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Showing posts with label giorgio agamben. Show all posts
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...
29 May 2022

From the Soil Beneath Our Feet to the Iron in Our Soul (Another Open Letter to Heide Hatry)

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  The biosphere cannot exist without exchange  and interaction with the chthonic thanatosphere   I.    My friend Heide recently sent me a li...
28 May 2022

On Chthonic Vitalism 2: In the Etruscan Tombs with Giorgio Agamben

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  Etruscan tombs (Tarquinia)   The aim of those who practice philosophy in the Etruscan manner is to learn how to die.     I.    For D. H. L...
27 May 2022

On Chthonic Vitalism 1: In the Etruscan Tombs With D. H. Lawrence

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  Man lives naked and glowing on the surface of the Earth. Then comes death and he departs into the Underworld.     I.    D. H. Lawrence wa...
24 May 2022

On Finding Ourselves in a State of Exception (Part 2)

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Cover of the Spanish edition  (Adriana Hidalgo Editora, 2020) [a] We will have to ask ourselves the only serious question that truly matters...

On Finding Ourselves in a State of Exception (Part 1)

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Giorgio Agamben   We will have to ask ourselves the only serious question that truly matters: where are we now?  And it is a question we sho...
16 Nov 2021

Reflections on The Tranparency Society by Byung-Chul Han (Part 2: From The Society of Pornography to The Society of Intimacy)

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David Spriggs: Transparency Report (2014) davidspriggs.art       III.  The Society of Pornography If we must engage in aesthetics, then it...
7 Nov 2021

Reflections on The Burnout Society by Byung-Chul Han (Part 2: From The Pedagogy of Seeing to Burnout Society)

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Byung-Chul Han in the documentary film Müdigkeitsgesellschaft -  Byung-Chul Han in Seoul/Berlin (dir. Isabella Gresser, 2015)  Click here ...