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Category Archives: speculative realism
Warwick Transcendental Realism Workshop, Laruelle Presentations
You may have already seen it elsewhere, but I’m glad to announce that I’ll be presenting at the Warwick Transcendental Realism Workshop alongside Pete Wolfendale (Deontologistics), Nick Srnicek (The Accursed Share), Tom O’Shea (Grundlegung), James Trafford, and Ray Brassier. I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in non-phi, speculative realism, the real world
Tagged Brassier, Laruelle, Marx, transcendental realism
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Events
I’ll be speaking on a panel, along with Anthony Paul Smith and Nick Srnicek, at the University of Warwick, opening for a presentation by Francois Laruelle, so come out for that if you can. Laruelle will also be speaking at … Continue reading
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“Neurology Death Cult”
“For just as the phenomenon of death indexes an anomalous zone in the conceptual fabric of the manifest image – the point at which our everyday concepts and categories begin to break down, which is why it remains a privileged … Continue reading
“From the standpoint of catastrophe”
I’ll be back to regular posting soon, including the Marx posts I’ve promised, but I’ve been very busy lately. In the mean time… Nina Power posts some thoughts on the privileging of ontology in philosophy to the detriment of the … Continue reading
Eliminative Marxism 1: Notes on Eliminativism
I’d intended to participate in an online reading group, proposed by Nate, centered on Chapter 25 of Marx’s Capital Vol. I, “The General Law of Capitalist Accumulation”, and had been preparing some preparatory posts on my reading of Marx, when … Continue reading
Posted in historical materialism, neuroscience, political theology, politics, speculative realism, utopian science
Tagged Brassier, capitalism, Churchland, eliminativism, exception, Latour, Marx, mythic violence, nihilism, object-oriented philosophy, ontology, sovereignty, speculative realism, suspense
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Does Speculative Realism Exist?
Does Speculative Realism exist? Many would answer in the negative. The (anti)party line today is that the term is one of convenience, marking a shared opposition to ‘correlationism’ and its philosophical avatars. Yet the commonalities end there, or so we … Continue reading
Posted in experimental strategies, futurology, neuroscience, non-phi, speculative realism
Tagged abstract machine, anthropic impasse, artificiality, Brassier, Decision, distributed cognition, ex-appropriation, experimentality, Grant, Harman, in-and-not-itself, manifest futurity, Meillassoux, normative insecurity, normative suture, onto-anthropology, Pepperell, real abstraction, speculative realism
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The Future of Planomenology
From the Voynich Manuscript. [link] Regular readers know that this blog often reads like a book missing the first hundred pages. The average post here is written in response to at least two or three posts over at other sites; … Continue reading
Posted in experimental strategies, neuroscience, planomenology, speculative realism
Tagged Alex Williams, blogging, Brassier, Bryant, Churchland, distributed cognition, epistemic engines, Grant, Harman, media, Meillassoux, Negarestani, net neutrality, neuroscience, panpsychism, Pepperell, planomenon, speculative realism
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