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The Parallel Campaign: July 2004
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Friday, July 30, 2004. During my research I recently stumbled across this rather perverse little fragment and thought I might introduce it here:. The gadfly of Copenhagen registers an impolite sting on the nose of the great systematist. Posted by Scott at 2:20 pm. Thursday, July 01, 2004. Aesthetics and Thought according to Transcendental Empiricism. The ultimate expression of the new status of art in the Deleuzian universe is its ability to think with a nobility equal to that of science and philosophy&#...
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The Parallel Campaign: Jacques Derrida, 1930-2004
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Tuesday, October 12, 2004. Jacques Derrida, 1930-2004. But a reading here should no longer be carried out as a simple table of concepts or words, as a static or statistical sort of punctuation. One must reconstitute a chain in motion, the effects of a network and the play of a syntax.’. Jacques Derrida on reading Mallarme, ‘The First Session’ in Acts of Literature, p. 144]. Jacques Derrida on Leopold Bloom, ‘Ulysses Gramophone’ in Acts of Literature, p. 273]. Posted by edward willatt at 8:07 pm. He reall...
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The Parallel Campaign: July 2009
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009. Meillassoux, Kant and Absolute Contingency. I would like to put forward a subject for debate on this site. This is something that arises out of the Speculative Realism movement and that challenges Transcendental Philosophy. In chapter 4 of Quentin Meillassoux’s. An alternative reading of Kant’s method of arguing can, I believe, be found in his Metaphysical Deduction in the. Critique of Pure Reason. Here we do not find Kant arguing in the way Meillassoux suggests in chapter four of.
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The Parallel Campaign: The context of Deleuzian concepts: Ideas, expression, the virtual and the groundless ground
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Wednesday, October 06, 2004. The context of Deleuzian concepts: Ideas, expression, the virtual and the groundless ground. 2] There is therefore a real sense in which Deleuze sees the univocity and the groundless ground, which he introduces in his works through the 1960s, as establishing a new terrain for thought. (Afterall, how else could Deleuze affirm Spinoza and Kant and still be an ‘engineer of difference’? Posted by edward willatt at 9:04 am. Insubstantial Asides II: Schlegel on Kant.
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The Parallel Campaign: February 2005
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Monday, February 07, 2005. Problems of Thinking The Event. I would like to offer some comments and questions in connection with our ongoing debate over Badiou and his relations with other thinkers. These are brief and not intended as a conclusion but to see whether my understanding of the issues holds water and to carry on the debate. Does the voice of the new get lost in the ‘clamour of being’? Ansell Pearson, Keith (1999) ‘Germinal Life,’ London: Routledge. Williams, James (2003) ‘Gilles Deleuze’s Diff...
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The Parallel Campaign: Sartre, Badiou and Bad Faith
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Monday, March 13, 2006. Sartre, Badiou and Bad Faith. Sartre, Badiou and Bad Faith. 1] Well the lack of activity on the site has prompted me to put some of my latest musings up, on Badiou yet again. One day I'll write on something other than Badiou, but at least this time Sartre is the centre of attention. These remarks are not yet fully formed, and after spending some time reading the. Critique of Dialectical Reason. Complexity and Development of Bad Faith. Critique of Dialectical Reason. Here, the situ...
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The Parallel Campaign: August 2004
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Thursday, August 26, 2004. The Appropriation of the Figure of Nietzsche in Heidegger, Deleuze and Badiou? Ok, here's my first post, its a bit long and is essentially an essay. But it does fit into our current discussion, and I hope it sheds some light on Badiou's position. The symbols have all gone to pot, but I've managed as best I can. The Appropriation of the Figure of Nietzsche in Heidegger, Deleuze and Badiou? And to worship the unknown henceforth as "the Unknown One"? The Gay Science No. 374).
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The Parallel Campaign: October 2004
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Tuesday, October 12, 2004. Jacques Derrida, 1930-2004. But a reading here should no longer be carried out as a simple table of concepts or words, as a static or statistical sort of punctuation. One must reconstitute a chain in motion, the effects of a network and the play of a syntax.’. Jacques Derrida on reading Mallarme, ‘The First Session’ in Acts of Literature, p. 144]. Jacques Derrida on Leopold Bloom, ‘Ulysses Gramophone’ in Acts of Literature, p. 273]. Posted by edward willatt at 8:07 pm. To sum t...
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The Parallel Campaign: March 2005
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Tuesday, March 22, 2005. Badiou and Saint Paul. Well it's been a while, but this is the rather rough paper I gave the other day at the University of Bristol's 10th Postgraduate Conference on Theology and Religous Studies (12th March 2005). It is essentially yet another introduction to Badiou, but I managed to get to grips with certain important themes in his work whilst writing this. But let me know what you think. Badiou and Saint Paul. Posted by Brian at 12:52 pm. Sartre, Badiou and Bad Faith.
