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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Notes for the Debate: Alien vs. Specter
I want to briefly sketch out how hauntology, or the particular revision of it I have been working on, not only relates to but is ultimately indispensable for a xenoeconomic approach to capitalism. I am still finishing a more detailed … Continue reading
Posted in hauntology, non-phi, politics, psychoanalysis, schizoanalysis
Tagged Agamben, ancestrality, Benjamin, Brassier, capitalism, class struggle, communism, Derrida, economy, foreclosure, inexistence, inheritance, Lacan, Laruelle, Marx, Meillassoux, non-capital, politics, proletariat, psymbolic, redemption, schizoanalysis, social bond, specter, speculative realism, undead labor, xenoeconomics
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Economic Alien(ation)
With all of the philo-gossip about the crisis, the revenge of Marx, the relation between crisis and political transformation, blah blah blah, I think the most thrilling echo I’ve heard came by way of Mark at k-punk, in his post … Continue reading
Posted in current affairs, politics, schizoanalysis
Tagged accelerationism, ancestrality, class struggle, crisis 08, economy, non-phi, politics, redemption, schizoanalysis, xenoeconomics, Zizek
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Can We Go Forward If We Fear To Advance Toward Capitalism?
During the second presidential debate, on October 7, 2008, there was a point where Tom Brokaw asked both candidates whether they thought the economy was going to get worse before it got better. Each responded by essentially saying that no, … Continue reading
Posted in current affairs, politics, schizoanalysis
Tagged abandon, accelerationism, capitalism, class struggle, communism, crisis 08, economy, election 08, non-capital, politics, utopiation, xenoeconomics, Zizek
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Schizoanalysis 1: Infancy, Ancestrality, and the Non-Signifier
A child is born into language, and is from the outset a speech-being, a speaking thing. The child is not without language, and does not have to be led to language, taught to acquire language, nor does it have already … Continue reading
Posted in non-phi, para-ontology, political theology, psychoanalysis, schizoanalysis
Tagged Agamben, ancestrality, Brassier, creaturely life, ex-appropriation, exception, foreclosure, Guattari, immemorial, inheritance, Lacan, Laruelle, non-signifier, offspring, operational time, psymbolic, schizoanalysis, schizobject
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