Always Historicize What Hurts!
Andrew SealAndrew Seal | "Always Historicize!" - Fredric Jameson | "History is what hurts." - Fredric Jameson
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The Teleology Problem in Intellectual History
This is the second installment of an attempt to identify and give examples of certain logical and rhetorical deficiencies prevalent within intellectual history over the past forty to fifty years. The first part can be read here.
The Thoughtlessness of Intellectual History Today
A grand title, and I’ll do my best to live up to it over a series of entries here. Also a harsh title. I don’t apologize for its severity, but my strictures are not directed at persons, only at the field. To make that clear, I would like to...
"The Wretched of Middle-Earth"
In September, an unpublished and, now, sadly posthumous essay by Charles Mills appeared in the Southern Journal of Philosophy. Titled “The Wretched of Middle-Earth: An Orkish Manifesto” (link, paywalled; unpaywalled), it was prepared for pu...
Can intellectual historians write about cognitive impairment?
I will pick up a thread from my earlier post on Charles Mills: he writes at one point in The Racial Contract about racism as a “a problem of cognition and of white moral cognitive dysfunction,” and while I hinted around the challenges that ...
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