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Early Announcement: Laruelle at Nottingham
Laruelle is going to be in the UK this March and we were able to confirm him as a speaker at Nottingham. The event is free and open to the public and I’m hoping we attract a fair sized crowd. La… more →
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Early Announcement: Laruelle at Nottingham
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Anthony Paul Smith wrote 5 days ago: Laruelle is going to be in the UK this March and we were able to confirm him as a speaker at Notting … more →
Laruelle, the Non-Euclidean and Spinoza
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kvond wrote 3 weeks ago: Tracing Out Laruelle’s Kantian Reduction of Spinoza I’ve been having a (very loose) di … more →
Back When Speculative Realism was, err, Both Speculative and Real
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kvond wrote 4 weeks ago: An und für sich has a nice post up on Laruelle, that begins with a mournful nostalgia for a pre-capi … more →
Meillassoux on not understanding Laruelle
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Anthony Paul Smith wrote 4 weeks ago: In the midst of finishing an article on Laruelle’s non-philosophy in relation to thinking the … more →
New Translation of Laruelle's 'Biography of the Eye'
Taylor Adkins wrote 1 month ago: Biography of the Eye by François Laruelle Originally published as “Biographie de l’oeil, … more →
Is the Pre-Backlash Forwardlash Over?
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Anthony Paul Smith wrote 1 month ago: It took Deleuze about ten years before there was a proper backlash to his philosophy after a brief m … more →
Laruelle's Les Philosophies de la différence - Chapter VII: Theory of the Philosophical Decision
Anthony Paul Smith wrote 2 months ago: This is the final chapter of Les Philosophies de la différence and by far the most important for fut … more →
Laruelle's Les Philosophies de la différence - Chapter V: Derrida
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Anthony Paul Smith wrote 2 months ago: “Derrida between Nietzsche and Heidegger” This study of Derrida is placed into the analytic of Diffe … more →
Laruelle's Les Philosophies de la différence - Chapter IV: Hegel and Heidegger
Anthony Paul Smith wrote 2 months ago: [N.B. I’m not summarizing a great deal of the technical discussion of Hegel and Heidegger here. Larg … more →
Laruelle's Les Philosophies de la différence - Chapter III: Reality of Difference
Anthony Paul Smith wrote 2 months ago: I should note that, somewhat on accident, I have not been noting differences in syntax that can be f … more →
Laruelle's Les Philosophies de la différence - Chapter II: Syntax of Difference
Anthony Paul Smith wrote 2 months ago: “Difference as the Form of Order [forme d’ordre]” The One, as its essence is saved from the philosop … more →
Laruelle's Les Philosophies de la différence - Introduction: From the Aporias of Difference to the Vision-in-One
Anthony Paul Smith wrote 2 months ago: The first section is entitled, “How Difference became a philosophical decision”. Difference is under … more →
History of Non-Philosophy: From Philosophy I to Philosophy IV
Anthony Paul Smith wrote 2 months ago: As the notes for Les philosophies de la différence are written up I thought it might be helpful for … more →
Notes on François Laruelle's Les Philosophies de la différence: Introduction critique - "Instructions for Use"
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Anthony Paul Smith wrote 2 months ago: Adam has championed the posting of reading notes for the benefit of our own scholarship and the inte … more →
Critique and Correlationism
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deontologistics wrote 4 months ago: Just a little interruption to clear up a point I made in a comment, which Levi has rightly called me … more →
Adventures in Translating: Deciding between Equally Valid Translations
Anthony Paul Smith wrote 4 months ago: First, I want to say thank you to everyone who made suggestions in the last post. It was all very he … more →
Badiou on not understanding Laruelle.
Anthony Paul Smith wrote 4 months ago: Ben Woodard, student at the EGS and specualtive realist partisan, has scored an interview with Alain … more →
Badiou on Speculative Realism
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Ben Woodard wrote 4 months ago: Badiou was kind enough to have 30min one-on-one sessions with students who requested them. I decided … more →
Adventures in Translating: Tricky Sentences
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Anthony Paul Smith wrote 4 months ago: On the whole Laruelle’s grammar and syntax is relatively straight forward, if at times idiosyn … more →
