By Joseph F. Lawless In 1296, the city-state of Venice declared its spectacular Carnevale a government-sanctioned festival, employing ornate ritual and bacchanalian excess to publically inscribe the brilliance of Venetian history. Throughout the festival, the Venetian state presented the past… Continue Reading
By Vered Engelhard Very much in harmony with the material, the Nietzsche 4/13 seminar tackled a multiplicity of problems. The urgency of our concerns might stem from the skin-deep contemporaneity of Deleuze’s conjuring of Nietzsche. When confronted with Deleuze’s own book… Continue Reading
by Alex Campolo This is a hasty translation, inspired by John Rajchman’s comment in his recent post for the Nietzsche 13/13 blog , of the “general introduction” written by Gilles Deleuze and Michel Foucault to the complete works of Nietzsche… Continue Reading
Ce texte est la version abrégée et remaniée d’un article paru aux Etats-Unis sous le titre « On the future of our incorporations: Nietzsche, Media, Events », Discourse – Journal for theoretical studies in media and culture, 31, 1-2, 2009,… Continue Reading
Nietzsche 13/13 also has a digital life. In the same vein as our previous endeavors, the seminar will be live streamed and connected to the twitter. This is what we call LST Room –the virtual space where we would like… Continue Reading
Primary Texts: Gilles Deleuze, Nietzsche et la philosophie (1962); English edition, Nietzsche and Philosophy, Hugh Tomlinson (Translator), Michael Hardt (Foreword) (Columbia University Press). Gilles Deleuze, Nietzsche (1965) (translation by Anne Boyman in Pure Immanence: Essays on a Life, ed. John Rajchman (Zone Books, 2005)) Gilles Deleuze, Difference and… Continue Reading