Some Philosophy
Sabrina DuseNo big systems. No final answers. Just some philosophy.
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Nostalgia for Old Semiotics
Semiotics used to sound like a regime. Not a friendly one. It spoke in grids, laws, prohibitions, metalanguages. It assumed that meaning was not free, not expressive, not cute. Meaning was organized. Meaning obeyed. Meaning marched. You cou...
The Tyranny of the Ruler and the Liberation of the Square
There are few objects in the drawer of “stationery” that could sustain the weight of philosophy. A pen, maybe, because of the endless pathos of writing. A compass, if you want to get Platonic about circles. But the ruler? That cheap plastic...
What Is a Rhetorical Question?
A rhetorical question is not a question. It’s a trap disguised as curiosity.
From ancient Athens to Twitter, rhetorical questions have never been about answers. They are, instead, declarations in drag. A philosopher might say they belong t...
What Is Epistemology For (Other Than Making You Feel Stupid)?
Epistemology is that terrible dinner guest who starts with wine and ends by asking if your beliefs have warrant. It’s not here to help you sleep. It doesn’t care about your feelings. And it’s definitely not here to solve any of the problems...
Why Does Philosophy Use Such Strange Words?
Philosophy has a diction problem. At first glance, it sounds like a code designed by 17th-century French aristocrats and later hacked by German forest dwellers who believed that grammar was violence and that paragraphs were for cowards. You...
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