Deleuze and Guattari address a fundamental problem of political philosophy: the contradictory phenomenon whereby an individual or a group comes to… Read more Schizophrenia
Tag: Philosophy
The Hysteric Philosopher
It must first be pointed out that one doesn’t have to be hysterical in the clinical sense to hold the… Read more The Hysteric Philosopher
Sex and Paranoia
Ludwig Wittgenstein read the book as a schoolboy and was deeply impressed by it, later listing it as one of… Read more Sex and Paranoia
Black Swan
The psychologist James Shanteau undertook the task of finding out which disciplines have experts and which have none. Note the… Read more Black Swan
post-Anthropocentrism
Finding an adequate language for post-anthropocentrism means that the resources of the imagination, as well as the tools of critical… Read more post-Anthropocentrism
Nothing
“Why is there something rather than nothing?” The illusory proposition takes the form of a question. Like a phishing mail,… Read more Nothing
Plato and Aristocracy
What Plato says about eros, its withholding, and how its withholding leads to inspiration seems to me to be a… Read more Plato and Aristocracy
Trismegistus
Up until around the 1600’s, all the Greeks were read, within not only the Christian tradition, but often in the… Read more Trismegistus
Hermes
Hegel is not a philosopher. He is no lover or seeker of wisdom — he believes he has found it.… Read more Hermes
Sex
In the religious background of the Western world, we have in the main two traditions: One Semitic and one Greek.… Read more Sex
