PHILOSOPHY IN A TIME OF ERROR

Today, I’m in Wisconsin, set to give a talk tomorrow on Foucault’s genealogies of power in the mid-70s, but also …
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It was a great visit here. The focus of my talk (it was a bit varied, since I wanted to …
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Clearly I did not follow through a vague promise to live blog during the conference: having my computer out felt …
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Other Time: 9:00-10:20 “Toward PostModernity, or, the logic of silence in the absence of citation between Schmitt, Adorno, and Derrida” …
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I arrived here yesterday for the PIC conference. I think I somehow talked myself into live-blogging the talks, so look …
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First, at the PIC conference. Then at Cornell: Peter Gratton University of San Diego “Agamben’s Rousseauian Politics: Problems and Prospects” …
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Radical Philosophy Review, Special Edition: VIOLENCE: SYSTEMIC, SYMBOLIC, AND FOUNDATIONAL The deadline for submission has been EXTENDED to April 15, …
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First, there’s Brad Delong’s wonderful post asking if economics can even consider itself a discipline, let alone a science: Moreover, …
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The Second Edition of Hallward’s book is out and the Irish Left Review looks at it here.

Call for Papers Special Radical Philosophy Review issue on Herbert Marcuse The International Herbert Marcuse Society holds its 4th Biennial …
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