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Monthly Archives: August 2008
Immanence 2: Returning Home
Immanence is what remains in its place, even when what had once occupied that place has departed. It is the remnant of a transcendence. Yet, to be cautious, we must make this relation clear. In a movement of transcendence, that … Continue reading
Posted in non-phi, para-ontology, planomenology
Tagged as-not, given-without-givenness, immanence, in-and-not-itself, ipseity, Laruelle, ontology, planomenon, surplus-(of-)being, threshold
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Immanence 1: Departing, Remaining, and Abandoned Homes
Immanence: to remain in… Immanence is not and can not be presence, which is simply to be, to be there, to be therein. Im-manence: to remain in, therein, which already refers to contrast with departing, imparting, or parting-with. Immanence remains … Continue reading
Posted in non-phi, para-ontology
Tagged abandon, example, immanence, in-and-not-itself, ontology, surplus-(of-)being, threshold
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Not Not Philosophy
The growing enthusiasm and interest around Speculative Realism and Laurelle’s non-philosophy can not reasonably be ignored. I was indifferent at first, but my interest has been peaked after skimming Mullarkey’s Post-Continental Philosophy, and more recently, having started reading Ray Brassier’s … Continue reading
Posted in non-phi, political theology
Tagged ancestrality, anthropic impasse, as-not, Brassier, example, exception, Laruelle, Meillassoux, non-phi, speculative realism
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Out Of It
Today, it is commonplace to question identity, to insist upon its problematic and unstable character. And yet, who today has the courage to submit this question to its own test? Who will question the identity of this question, which is … Continue reading
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Tagged Deleuze, given-without-givenness, in-and-not-itself, ipseity, planomenon, surplus-(of-)being, threshold
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Giving Rise
John McCain has recently engaged in some creative history in an attempt to cover his own tracks. As the above video recounts, he misrepresented the time-line of the War in Iraq, claiming the Anbar Awakening occurred after and because of … Continue reading
