The Wasted World
Gregory MarksWeekly essays in literature and philosophy | Explorations of speculative poetics | Monthly articles on the close reading of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
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The True is the Whole
Max Ernst, Composition (1917).
This article is part of a monthly series on the Preface to Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit, adapted from my lectures on the topic for the Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy in 2024. Quotations fr...
“Think backwards, not forwards”
Marion Milner, A Life of One’s Own
Doris Lessing, The Golden Notebooks
Robert Burton, The Anatomy of Melancholy, Volume I
Antonia Pont, Plain Life
Prompted by a recent article in the Sydney Review of Books, I took it upon myse...
Hegel Contra Formalism
Remedios Varo, The Useless Science (1958).
This article is part of a monthly series on the Preface to Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit, adapted from my lectures on the topic for the Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy in 2024. Q...
How Is Literature Possible?
This paper was originally delivered as a lecture to undergraduate students undertaking a subject on literary theory, and is addressed in an informal mode. The previous weeks included a smattering of Aristotle, Kant, and a primer on close...
The Rational Desire of Criticism
Francisco de Goya, Disasters of War, no. 71 (1814-15).
1. The desire of criticism is that its object is rational; that this object has its own rationality. As Northrop Frye observes, “criticism cannot be a systematic study unless there...
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