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We know an event is an event because it brings forth a new language, or a new distribution of what can and can’t be said. The event and what makes it intelligible aren’t the same, but they’re inseparable. For Badiou, a paradigmatic case is...
Finally we meet
I’m behind on replying to emails. This doesn’t normally happen to me. My conscience is so guilty that when I’m taking unhurried time with anyone, online or off, I feel bad because I should be writing emails.
I know that this is contrite an...
Science fantasist vs. social scientist
A sketch of two different types of thinkers. In August, I shared this as a note. Here, I’m expanding on it a bit.
The note:
“Hard” scientists are so much more interested in fantastical, imaginative realities than their social science pe...
Fill them generatively
Notes for a project, working title All About You:
All About You draws on arguments from Leif Weatherby’s Language Machines: Cultural AI and the End of Remainder Humanism and Kandice Chuh’s The Difference Aesthetics Makes: On the Humanities...
Lost in California
The other day, I watched Richard Kelly’s 2006 film Southland Tales for the first time. Southland Tales is set in a near-future Los Angeles, aka Southland, where disturbances in the Pacific Ocean and the recent outbreak of World War Three ha...
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PhD in critical theory and STS; founder of The Lenox Institute for Advanced Study; professor @ Virginia Tech, NYU, Villanova, Bard, SUNY (not all at once); co-host of LEPHT HAND, Acid Horizon's sister podcast, plays piano. New York City
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