Monthly Archives: June 2013

Reblogged and translated from Jean-Clet Martin’s blog STRASS DE LA PHILOSOPHIE May 20 A discussion by Deleuze concerning Ivens and Hegel Ah what was I saying, what were we saying? Well, Ivens, the old Ivens… Well, what in fact is … Continue reading →

Rebloggé du blog de Jean-Clet Martin STRASS DE LA PHILOSOPHIE May 20 Une discussion de Deleuze sur Ivens et Hegel Euh qu’est-ce que je disais, qu’est-ce que nous disions ? Eh bien, Ivens. Ivens vieux… Eh bien quoi au juste dans … Continue reading →

ATHEOLOGY, another very interesting blog, publishes this (paraphraseded) quote from Meillassoux, without comment. In the interest of completeness I appended one possible comment, no doubt others are possible. quote of the day.

From Angela Roothaan’s excellent blog. A post on William James’ A PLURALISTIC UNIVERSE Strung along.

An interesting example of the dog as psychoanalyst (really schizoanalyst, but let’s not quibble about brand names) is given by Feyerabend in his autobiography KILLING TIME. He describes his passage from “icy egotist” to a human being capable of friendship … Continue reading →

The dog teaches us that all is meat, prey to decomposition and decay. It teaches us that we can go for the bare bones of the situation, cutting away the flesh to get to that which assembles it: skeleton, framework, … Continue reading →