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Tag Archives: ethics
Reply to Levi on Marx and Normativity
Levi posted a series of responses (1, 2, 3) to my post on Marx and Normativity, to which I owe a long overdue reply. I regret that it has come long after the discussion has grown cold, but finishing my … Continue reading
The Great Deceiver
I take it that you, upon finding yourself in this small corner of cyberspace, feel comfortable assuring yourself that you decided to do so. Just as I, at this very moment, feel perfectly content in my capacity to extend the … Continue reading
Posted in non-phi, planomenology
Tagged abandon, abstract machine, anthropic impasse, capitalism, control, eliminativism, ethics, myth, nihilism, normative insecurity, philosophy, ruins, science
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Saving Spinoza
We all know the cliché according to which Spinoza remains a pre-critical philosopher insofar as, in his assertion of the identity of God and nature, he naively asserts a kind of reductionist materialism. Spinoza’s nature is a ‘closed mechanism’, a … Continue reading
Posted in political theology, psychoanalysis
Tagged abandon, Deleuze, epistemology, ethics, immanence, Lacan, ontology, Spinoza, utopiation, Zizek
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