Blogs about: Manuel Delanda
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Wholes and parts, Manuel Delanda, organic philosophy...
Following the philosophy of Deleuze, Manuel Delanda has explored a more sophisticated, messier and non-linear nature to reality. Mostly uncommon to western thinking, though not absent, is the idea of … more →
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Wholes and parts, Manuel Delanda, organic philosophy...
shamansun wrote 3 months ago: Following the philosophy of Deleuze, Manuel Delanda has explored a more sophisticated, messier and n … more →
Manuel De Landa on materialism and Deleuze
markuspretzel wrote 6 months ago: There is an excellent, highly accessible lecture by Manuel De Landa on YouTube in twelve parts regar … more →
Recording of Graham Harman's talk on Manuel DeLanda
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PE wrote 1 year ago: A recording of Graham Harman’s ANTHEM seminar talk at the LSE yesterday, entitled “Assemblages … more →
"Big Hips = Big Brains?"
shamansun wrote 1 year ago: A new article I just found on Digg: Intelligent Humans Evolved Because of Big-Hipped Ancestors. It … more →
The Limits of "Top Down" Analysis, and a possible alternative...
shamansun wrote 1 year ago: “We live in a world populated by structures – complex mixture of geological, biological, … more →
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shamansun wrote 1 year ago: “1000 Years of Nonlinear History” by Manuel DeLanda. I just cracked open this book last … more →
Jacques Rancière and the politics of noise
meanwhileinmokum wrote 1 year ago: After a frustrating summer trying to trace an elusive politics of noise in the pages of Jacques Ranc … more →
Philosophy + Ponytail + Leather Jacket = ...?
spacestationblaney wrote 1 year ago: “Street philosopher” Manuel Delanda wants to caution you against being “human, all … more →
On the Horrors of Realism: An Interview with Graham Harman
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PE wrote 1 year ago: The most recent issue of Pli – The Warwick Journal of Philosophy has an interview with Graham … more →
Blogosphere Kinships: Activity at Massthink
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Taylor Adkins wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been visiting the massthink blog (populated by Ryan and Aless) for a couple of months now … more →
