Trefoilknot | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 12 2008 | the, politics, zizek
man. Zizek writes responses to almost everyone who pisses on him. haha. I wonder if wrote a review of his new book he would write some article on it. 60% would probably just be recycled from old writings anyway I suppose.
- Trefoilknot | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 03 2008 | the, of, politics
Out now in the UK.
goddamn! why do they get everything before us?Quoted: Amazon.com: The Birth of Biopolitics (Michel Foucault: Lectures at the College De France): Michel Foucault, Graham Burchell: Books
ShareViewed: 3 Times - Trefoilknot | Shared With: Everyone - May 29 2008 | the, children, politics
Castro's response to Obama's speech. Obama looses points for this one.
"Throughout my entire life, there has been injustice and repression in Cuba. Never, in my lifetime, have the people of Cuba known freedom. Never, in the lives of two generations of Cubans, have the people of Cuba known democracy. (...) This is the terrible and tragic status quo that we have known for half a century - of elections that are anything but free or fair (...) I won't stand for this injustice, you won't stand for this injustice, and together we will stand up for freedom in Cuba," he told annexationists, adding: "It's time to let Cuban American money make their families less dependent upon the Castro regime. (...) I will maintain the embargo."
Quoted: "Throughout my entire life, there has been injustice and repression in Cuba. Never, in my lifetime, have the people of Cuba known freedom. Never, ...
ShareViewed: 8 Times - Trefoilknot | Shared With: Everyone - May 15 2008 | the, politics, philosophy
Since I never got around to reading this book I thought the review was pretty solid. Although I am not compelled to read the $110 book, just to hear what seemed to me a totally obvious thesis in the first place: Derrida takes us to the double-bind aporia, Badiou supplements this political undecidability with "the evental intervention, or decision" so we can have a politics of truth.
Gotta be the new game in town: supplement so and so's weak ass politics with Badiou's decisionism.
Levinas with Badiou (Critchley)
Derrida with the Stieg's technics
and now Derrida with Badiou (Calcagno)I still think that any pre-LM account of Badious politics has so many pot holes its not even funny. In so far as politics has a logics of appearance you just cant do much of shit politically with EE but supplement deconstruction with a vague ontological "decision" of some kind.
(please excuse the poopy-snark of this dot. I am sure the book is an interesting read.)
ShareViewed: 6 Times - Trefoilknot | Shared With: Everyone - May 07 2008 | the, politics
"The Stieg"'s Manifesto.
Quoted: An English translation of the AI manifesto.
ShareViewed: 12 Times - Trefoilknot | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 10 2008 | the, politics, world
May brings up a couple good criticisms of the book as well as Badiou's Being and Event politics and Ranciere, but overall I was not persuaded to drop $120 for this book. lol.
ShareViewed: 6 Times - Trefoilknot | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 28 2007 | the, politics, books
word up. History of madness is published in full. wow. so much new foucault stuff lately. did everyone else already know about this but me?
ShareViewed: 2 Times - Trefoilknot | Shared With: Everyone - Nov 26 2007 | politics, the, books
New Foucault lectures folks. check it.
Quoted: Amazon.com: Security, Territory, Population (Lectures at the College De France): Books: Michel Foucault by Michel Foucault
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- textured - Mar 12 2008
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