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What is love? tedious, puerile, inhumane, beautiful and necessary
In the passage below, which I present without further comment, Woolf offers her reader a glimpse into the contradictory intricacy of “love” with an astounding economy of expression: Such was the...
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What is love? tedious, puerile, inhumane, beautiful and necessary
In the passage below, which I present without further comment, Woolf offers her reader a glimpse into the contradictory intricacy of “love” with an astounding economy of expression: Such was the...
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Brief comparative remarks on love in Bruno Latour’s Jubiler and Jean-Luc...
In Jubiler ou les tourments de la parole religieuse (Rejoice, or the Torments of Religious Speech), Latour’s attempt to re-think religious discourse in the face of the double-click fantasy is drawn...
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Other Logics: Alternatives to Formal Logic in the History of Thought and...
A couple of years ago I had the privilege of speaking at Lund university on the subject of Quentin Meillassoux’s treatment of the anthypothetical principle of logic in L’Inexistence divine and...
View ArticleWhat is love? tedious, puerile, inhumane, beautiful and necessary
In the passage below, which I present without further comment, Woolf offers her reader a glimpse into the contradictory intricacy of “love” with an astounding economy of expression: Such was the...
View ArticleWhat is love? tedious, puerile, inhumane, beautiful and necessary
In the passage below, which I present without further comment, Woolf offers her reader a glimpse into the contradictory intricacy of “love” with an astounding economy of expression: Such was the...
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Brief comparative remarks on love in Bruno Latour’s Jubiler and Jean-Luc...
In Jubiler ou les tourments de la parole religieuse (Rejoice, or the Torments of Religious Speech), Latour’s attempt to re-think religious discourse in the face of the double-click fantasy is drawn...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Other Logics: Alternatives to Formal Logic in the History of Thought and...
A couple of years ago I had the privilege of speaking at Lund university on the subject of Quentin Meillassoux’s treatment of the anthypothetical principle of logic in L’Inexistence divine and...
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