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Politics and Philosophy on the irregularities and antagonisms of everyday life. Focusing on US,UK, European politics and political theory, psychoanalysis and continental philosophy, and neuroscience, culture, and literature.
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Un-American Violence (opens the original)
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BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT: After the End (opens the original)
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Now available for pre-order!Are you curious about how Scholastic theology, Kant, or the Transformers franchise relate to the end of the world? Or why the idea of apocalypse and the structure of capitalism cannot be disentangled? Is “the end of civilisation” a convenient idea which paradoxically enables us to ignore our political antagonisms?I have written a book about these very questions, After the End: Fragments of the Apocalypse Industry - to be published with <span class=
Manosphere Marxism (opens the original)
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Nietzsche-Deleuze-Sartre: A Different Truth (opens the original)
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I recently spoke at ’s seminar series on Truth and its variations. Some of my readers may find it interesting. If so, consider watching it:My thesis opposes the standard account of truth given in a mainstream continental tradition which normally includes Hegel, Husserl, Heidegger, Lacan, Badiou, and Žižek - summarised by Jack Nicholson’s familiar proclamation that “You can’t handle the truth!” This alternate account of truth is one drawn from Deleuze, Nietzsche,
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