Let us begin abruptly with two quotations. One is from Marx who writes in Capital that the capitalist system prevents the worker from enjoying his work “as play of his own physical and mental forces.” The other quotation is from […]
Sometimes I seem to be completely oblivious to the world around me. It is a curious sensation for someone who has filled three volumes with a story of intense immersion in what exists. Probably, I tell myself, it happens because
The abject from which he does not cease separating is for him, in short, a land of oblivion that is constantly remembered.—Julia Kristeva, Powers of Horror The only certain thing we know about this planet is that it is a
In light of recent events surrounding Laruelle and Non-Philosophy, I’ve decided to provide my own critique of Non-Philosophy. In large part, I’m responding to my friend Jeremy R. Smith’s recent post which he asked me to do. For anyone interested in learning more