The Greenwich Philsopohy Department have a pretty cool blog happening over here (one which the possibilities of navigation are almost exhausted; try getting to the below paper from the ‘front page’…?). They just published a paper from the 16 of Jan on Deleuze’s short essay in Essay Clinical and Critical on The Exhausted. I don’t […]
Monthly Archives: January 2007
Accelerate: becoming-Ovlov
Apparently, an interview (with a Japanese scholar, Watanabe, also the name of some famous mag wheels!!) where Foucault talks about being a (Nietzschean) thinker of the event in terms of theatre has not been translated into English. It has been translated into Spanish and I have been communicating with a fellow from Mexico on the […]
metabolism as wave
I bought a copy of Men’s Health the other day. Men’s Health is a direct masculine equivalent to something like Cleo. As Latour might say it has many ‘offers of subjectivation’. I have bought the magazine before, mainly because some advertised workout or something on the front cover has caught my interest. The most recent […]
concatenations of the virtual and actual: latour?
I need help finding a section of text in Latour’s Reassembling the Social. My notes or my memory must be extremely poor because I think I can remember reading something in Latour’s book along the lines of: ‘chains of concatenations of the virtual and actual’ but I don’t know where it is. I have just […]
Australia Politics Quiz
You’ve done this sort of quiz before, but most are for seppos. Here is one apparently made by Ken Parish for the Australian context. Here is my result. Political outlook Your broad political orientation score is -61.5%, which equates to a ‘Left’ position Economic policy Your economic policy score score is -48.7%. This equates to […]