In Praise of Gardens
David E. Cooper reviews Damon Young's "Voltaire’s Vine and Other Philosophies: How Gardens Inspired Great Writers."
"Never be afraid to sit awhile and think." — Lorraine Hansberry
David E. Cooper reviews Damon Young's "Voltaire’s Vine and Other Philosophies: How Gardens Inspired Great Writers."
David E. CooperDec 19, 2014
"We didn’t particularly set out to write a book about state-sponsored surveillance."
Bruce Joshua MillerDec 15, 2014
Read a book, change the world.
Paul A. KottmanDec 12, 2014
The relationship between Marx and Spinoza is a profoundly anachronistic one.
Jason ReadDec 9, 2014
Contributor Lawrence English on Greg Hainge’s "Noise Matters: Towards an Ontology of Noise" and "Hillel Schwartz’s Making Noise: From Babel to the Big Bang and Beyond"
Lawrence EnglishNov 23, 2014
According to Warren Breckman, revolutionary romantic philosophers such as Slavoj Žižek are practicing a form of “Christian-bolshevism” that has lost its way.
Axel AnderssonNov 22, 2014
Accelerationism is picking up speed as a new way to challenge the dominant system.
Brian WillemsNov 21, 2014
A meditation on how we organize and produce knowledge at the university, and the need for study of study.
Paul A. BovéNov 13, 2014
Part II of a two-part interview with one of Europe’s foremost thinkers, Zygmunt Bauman.
Arne De Boever, Efrain KristalNov 12, 2014
James Turner’s Philology makes a case for the comparative mode that gave birth to the modern humanities — but what does his argument say for the state of the humanities now?
Scott SpillmanNov 11, 2014
Jacques Rancière and how a new politics of aesthetics disrupts the way we reduce violence into mediated forms.
Brad EvansNov 11, 2014
Part I of a two-part interview with one of Europe’s foremost thinkers, Zygmunt Bauman.
Arne De Boever, Efrain KristalNov 11, 2014