Posts Tagged ‘the Real’
Again to think the cosmological cascade of Dark Vitallism in these terms we start with the following: Real – Immanence – Sense – Transcendence and translate it for the realm of thinking (and to borrow from Zizek: ) unknown unknowns - known unknowns – known knowns – unKnown knowns Previously I designated the following operators: […]
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Tags: dark vitalism, epistemology, gothic materialism, immanence, the Real
Katerina Kolozova’s The Real and the “I” is a brilliant text which complicates Francois Laruelle’s non-philosophy with post-structuralist feminist theory, psychoanalysis, and various continental philosophies. Like Brassier’s Nihil Unbound, Kolozova’s project is a heretical reading of Laruelle’s philsopy which, while maintaining the basic tenets of his system (unilateral duality, vision in one, the Real, transcendence […]
Filed under: politics, psychoanalysis, Zizek, Badiou, Lacan, Copjec, feminism, Zupancic, transcendental materialism, ontology, Butler, Speculative Realism, Brassier | 1 Comment
Tags: ray brassier, katerina kolozova, feminism, the Real, francois laruelle
