Ontogenetic Thought
Timothy JacksonEvolutionary biologist, pharmacologist, philosopher of science, musician....just some guy, really.
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Historical sciences and histories of science
Genevieve Camille Jackson, Cadeau
I’m eager to rejoin the fray and continue writing out my (open-ended) response to the generous engagements of (who is in any case intimate to the development of my way of thinking about these things) and...
Variation and the limits of determinacy (Part One)
Personhood, by Genevieve Camille Jackson
“A reflexive attitude must begin by avoiding postulating a belonging or a determined end at the moment when it begins to exist and tries to define itself.” Gilbert Simondon, Note on Reflexive Attitu...
Towards a humanities worthy of the event
Carl Jung, The Red Book, p54.
“…at the level of method, science is in no way the sovereign of a vassal-like philosophy; their relation, rather, is that of the spontaneous to the reflective; the spontaneous only governs the reflective, as...
On the evolution of snakes and venom
Radiated rat snake (Coelognathus radiatus). Photographer: TNWJ
In terms of species number and ecological diversity, snakes are nothing more (nor less) than the most successful group of lizards in the world today. As a specific “clade” of l...
Machinic Pharmakoecology with Félix Guattari
This video is an extended version of a talk given at the Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy conference in 2024. I’ve recorded this version as a prelude to creating more YT content on similar themes (as you’ll hear) in 2026. Her...
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Evolutionary biologist, chemical ecologist, pharmacologist, philosopher of science, musician....just some guy, really. Blogging will be eclectic and erratic, an index of living thought.
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