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Avery F. Gordon (on Hauntography?) January 15, 2020 Hauntology & Ethnography & Hauntography Earlier today I wrote a small bit about the idea of combining hauntology and ethnography into a practice of hauntography. I’ve been trying to see if Hauntography January 14, 2020 Hauntology & Ethnography & Hauntography I’m currently working with a few grad students who are interested in hauntology, and in doing ethnographic research. This is making me think about Sartre & the Analyst’s Discourse — The non-S1 January 14, 2020 Sartre & Analyst’s Discourse & Lacan & Existentialism Here is the set up. One day during the Occupation, Sartre said, an ex-student of his had one to him for advice. The young mans’s brother had been Dialectical Pessimism & Sartre. January 13, 2020 Sartre & Dialectic & Pessimism & Existentialism One of the ideas I’m engaging with on a regular basis is the idea of Dialectical Pessimism. Not that long ago someone suggested I read some Sartre, Deleuze on Being Alone January 10, 2020 Aloneness & Hauntology “In the early eighties, in a class about cinema, if I remember correctly, Deleuze was interrupted by a rather fraught student … He asked Deleuze why Slow Cinema & Non-Philosophy (hanging out) January 8, 2020 Non-Philosophy & Laruelle & Slow Cinema This video of a group of people just having out and talking about the concepts of Laruelle’s non-philosophy is great! The black and white footage Mark Fisher on Freud’s Death Drive January 8, 2020 Death Drive & Freud & Hauntology The death drive is a psychoanalytic concept I’m very interested in. I’m always on the lookout for other people who have useful ways of describing Philosophy has gone stale? January 8, 2020 Non-Philosophy & Laruelle The following is from the preface to Laruelle’s Philosophy & Non-Philosophy. Rather than a new philosophy, this work proposes a new practice of The Specter of Nationalism January 7, 2020 Hauntology & Adorno Adorno was right when he wrote, Genocide has its roots in this resurrection of aggressive nationalism that has developed in many countries since Liminal Station-000 January 5, 2020 Head Noise What follows is the text to an email newsletter I just got going. If you want to see more of these you can subscribe via this link When I googled The Ghost of Auschwitz. January 5, 2020 Hauntology & Adorno The premier demand upon all education is that Auschwitz not happen again. … Every debate about the ideals of education is trivial and If only I had the time January 2, 2020 Head Noise I read the most recent edition of Craig Mod’s newsletter Roden Explorers (Archive, Subscribe to it), and it made me sad that I don’t have the time Slow Cinema, a top 10 list. January 1, 2020 Hauntology & Slow Cinema I like slow cinema. I can’t watch it all the time, doing that would drive me crazy. The art of slow cinema is a great blog, and the best resource Good words January 1, 2020 Sinthome & Poetry One of the blogs I read is Tim Lavenz’s Fragile Keys. It is not updated often, but when something is posted there, whatever it is, it hits me in Protests then vs. “protests” now December 30, 2019 Hauntology GUNITSKY: It seems to be the case that protests are just easier to organize today, and there’s now more non-violent protest movements in the last Remember the monsters too! December 30, 2019 Monsterology The decade began with great hope for a transformational U.S. nuclear policy and increased global cooperation. It ended with nuclear risks Good sentences, good dialogue, good writing December 29, 2019 Reading Olivia Nuzzi (Twitter) is one of the political writers I enjoy reading because I enjoy her writing style. (Sometimes I also enjoy the content of NIN & Jouissance? December 28, 2019 Jouissance It has been a long day, and I’m very tried. To keep myself awake I’m listening to NIN and working away on a few things at the computer. Just a bit The ghost of Hegel December 25, 2019 Dialectic & Hauntology Lots of people nowadays are getting into (or back into) Hegel and teen gaging with dialectic think in ways that focus more on diving deep into Kim Stanley Robinson December 24, 2019 Anthropocene I’ve just started to listen to the Anovel Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson, and it’s good! I’m kinda of surprised I like it as much as I do, Next page