Archives mensuelles : février 2013

This is an attempt at synthesising various discussions of pluralist ideas:

This is an updated version of my review of Paul Feyerabend’s Stories from Paolino’s Tapes Private Recordings 1984-1993

Très intéressante réflexion par Didier Moulinier. Ma question sera: y a-t-il une convergence possible entre cette pensée qui affirme « la dualité unilatérale du Christ Futur et du Christ-monde » et la pensée de Bruno Latour qui annonce le retour de l’Anthropos … Lire la suite →

My review of Mehdi Belhaj Kacem’s « Lettre à Tristan Garcia »: It can also be found on my academia.edu page, here. A revised and extended French version has been published in a special issue of PHILOSOPHIQUE devoted to Mehdi Belhaj Kacem.

Talking about his evolution from Philosophy II to Philosophy III: « If I is intra-philosophical and II marks the discovery of the non-philosophical to the benefit of science, III frees itself from the authority of science, i.e. in reality from any … Lire la suite →

At the end of Bruno Latour’s fourth lecture there was a very interesting question proposing that a better name for the present epoch would be the « Christocene » rather than the Anthropocene. This is a good question given the persistence of … Lire la suite →

Initialement publié sur Critical Fantasies :
A direct engagement in a response that Tim Morton made to my projected stress onto him about James Lovelock’s Gaia Theory and the imminent collapse of the biosphere: — The positive and negative feedback loops…

First lecture up:

Laruelle condemns both vitalism and nihilism along with all the other cases of philosophical sufficiency.It is not often remarked but one possible translation for « suffisance » is narcissism. I quote from an earlier blog post of mine: « It is unfortunate that … Lire la suite →

Interesting new article by Alexander Galloway on LARUELLE AND ART.