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This spring I read the collection of short stories entitled The Cannibal Night by Mexican author Luis Jorge Boone, expertly […]
This spring I read the collection of short stories entitled The Cannibal Night by Mexican author Luis Jorge Boone, expertly […]
Both Edmond Jabès’s The Book of Questions and Jacques Derrida’s “Edmond Jabès and the Question of the Book” convoke with […]
Reflecting the double abysses, a “double power” seems to surround man as well: the power of the natural universe around […]
To separate oneself from others and from our environment is the original violence we do, both to others as well […]
The I of the Storm Reminding us that nature—as opposed or exterior to (masculine) human culture—is more than just tempest […]
“Do not seek to go home.” – Chorus, Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus “Home is where I want to be, but […]
Since I have sworn that I would not pursue retranslating Malevich’s Suprematism manifesto until after completing the dissertation, I’ll use […]
In Part 1, Section 1.2B.iv “The limits of Erlebniskunst and the rehabilitation of allegory” in Truth and MethodGadamer delineates between […]
The online academic journal borderlands out of Australia will publish my review essay of Lisa Guenther’s The Gift of the […]
Question 1 Is terror-power the same in all cases, or is there a qualitative difference between terror-power employed by a […]