Michael O’Rourke is capitalizing on the presence of three Laruelle translators being in Europe around the same time and has organized a series of seminars. The information for that is below, but we do need your help to make this happen. Our budget, which only includes the cost of travel for the...
the stellar matheme isn't quite what badiou proposed
From "Reactivating the Social Body in Insurrectionary Times"
Michel Serres, in a 1995 interview with Hari Kunzru
François Laruelle, Anti-Badiou: On the Introduction of Maoism into Philosophy (p. ix).
We begin from a question that cannot help but be more than one. To wit: From what place does trembling originate? Better yet, under what conditions does trembling take place? Or, equivalently, what does trembling take the placeof?
A new blog post on Kierkegaard, Derrida, and Mallarmé!
Paul Celan, "There was Earth in them." From Die Niemandsrose (1963).
This is terrible terrible news. His work was a breath of fresh air—I always felt he was someone who best understood “affirmation” in the Nietzschean/Spinozist/Deleuzian vein and the political stakes of critical theory. I am forever indebted to him for pushing the boundaries of my thinking and scholarship.
Tragic news.
Noël Bonneuil, "Viabilité, Probabilités, Induction," in Tracés 24 (p. 74).
Quentin Meillassoux, After Finitude (p. 64).
Jacques Derrida, On Touching (p. 24).
HI
steve reich's 'octet', performed by ensemble modern (1997/2002)
Paul Celan, 'Crowned Out...', from Die Niemandsrose (1963)
Paul Celan, 'Etched Away From', from Atemwende (1967)
Paul Celan, 'Largo', from Schneepart (1971)
Alain Badiou, Logics of Worlds (pp. 54-5).