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19 Aug 2024
Eye of the Tiger
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Thou hast no speculation in those eyes ... [1] It's disconcerting enough when Phoevos the cat sits and stares at me, particulary if ...
29 Mar 2023
Reflections on Andy Warhol's Ten Portraits of Jews of the Twentieth Century (1980)
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Andy Warhol: Ten Portraits of Jews of the Twentieth Century (1980) Top row: Franz Kafka, Gertrude Stein, Martin Buber, Albert Einstein and...
10 Apr 2022
In Praise of Notes and Parenthetical Elements (A Reply to a Critic)
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A gargoyle checking footnotes A critic writes: One of the most irritating things about your blog is the use of endnotes. One migh...
4 Dec 2021
On Human Nakedness as Seen by Animals
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Giovanni Lanfranco: Giovane nudo sul letto con un gatto (c. 1620-22) Oil on canvas (112 x160 cm) I often ask myself who I am at that mom...
25 Sept 2020
On Background Radiation (in a Cultural-Philosophical Sense)
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The Cosmic Microwave Background (NASA 2010) I. Readers may recall the big hoo-ha created by physicists Sokal and Bricmont back in the...
3 May 2019
Send in the Clowns
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I. In an early school report, one of my teachers noted: "Stephen's work suffers due to his insistence on playing the c...
17 Nov 2018
Decorating the World with David Bromley
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Anglo-Aussie artist David Bromley, who is best known for his images of youngsters that nostalgically recreate a memory (or fantasy) ...
2 Nov 2018
Oikophobia
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Home is made for comin' from, for dreams of going to Which with any luck will never come true. I. Confessions of an Oikophobe ...
24 Mar 2018
Isn't it Grand! Isn't it Fine! Graham Harman's New Theory of Everything
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(Penguin, 2018) According to Graham Harman, Object-Oriented Ontology (OOO) is first and foremost a form of realism. It is thus a cou...
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18 Nov 2017
Jews of the Wrong Sort: Notes on D. H. Lawrence and Anti-Semitism
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Honor Blackman as Mrs Fawcett in The Virgin and the Gypsy dir. Christopher Miles (1970) An angry email arrives in my inbox (not f...
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17 Jul 2015
Lawrence, Derrida, and the Snake: It's Time for Man to Make Amends
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Snake is one of Lawrence's most widely known poems, subject to numerous critical readings. But perhaps the best of these - ce...
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26 Feb 2015
D. H. Lawrence's Becoming-Bat
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Lawrence doesn't like bats, but this doesn't stop him writing about them in his poetry in a manner of real philosophical intere...
28 Aug 2013
On the Joy of Text
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Picasso: Two Girls Reading (1934) Since I feel in a generously pedantic and somewhat indulgent mood today, let me try to clarify for...
12 Apr 2013
On the Philosophical Importance of Zombies
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The zombie long ago shuffled out of the West African religious imagination and into popular global culture, where it has been feastin...
18 Jan 2013
Non Placet
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Having just finished reading the Derrida biography written by BenoƮt Peeters (trans. Andrew Brown), I was reminded once more of the tim...
15 Jan 2013
Dare to See the World Through Deaf Eyes
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Sometimes, I like to pretend that I'm deaf and I try to imagine what it would be like not to be able to hear ... It's not s...
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