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• maoism meets chavismo? a review of badiou’s workshop ‘subject and appearance’

  
  the commune — Authority: 136
  by Nathan Coombs Nowadays it is hard to find many examples of academic leftism crossing paths with real left wing politics. One could even argue that the former might have a negative effect on the latter – the UK is, after all, home to one of the strongest left wing publishing empires and conference circuits in ...
  3 days ago

• Affirmative Philosophical Interventions

  
  Perverse Egalitarianism — Authority: 496
  I think it’s unreasonable to think that the whiny tone of the Humanities will ever change, and while Badiou’s attempt to reverse critique may be a bit of an overstatement, it is worth repeating.   Moses Boudourides , discussing the need to prevent ideas and people from being knotted together, quotes Alain ...
  4 days ago

• Kristin Ross and the Democratic Hypothesis

  
  boredom is always counter-revolutionary — Authority: 110
  Kristin Ross – something of an academic heroine of mine – spoke at Tate Britain last Tuesday, delivering a paper that she introduced as a response to the question, ‘Are you a democrat?’ ‘Democrat’, here, is democrat , rather than Democrat : the question asking not so much for Ross to place herself on a ...
  6 days ago

• to theatre as metabolism: an exchange of letters pt. 2

  
  square white world — Authority: 121
  In the previous post I was discussing absences, the reader’s or spectator’s, who missed the revolution in the streets below his or her window, the theatre’s, my father’s, and mine. I was suggesting that the exchange of one begging letter for another at the top of the lefthand margin here on Square White World ...
  1 week ago

• The parasites are still here: notes on an exchange of letters, pt. 1

  
  square white world — Authority: 121
  Here is a strange troubling and personal statement in which everything is revealed and nothing is said. I love actors like my father did. I just don’t believe they should be put in charge of theatres. - from notebooksTo satisfy ignorance is to put off writing until tomorrow.- Gilles DeleuzeNot meaning anything.- ...
  1 week ago

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