Nietzsche and the 20th-century Arab Intellectual Tradition Jens Hanssen, University of Toronto (Work in progress, please do not cite without permission of the author) Übrigens ist mir alles verhasst, was mich bloss belehrt, ohne meine Tätigkeit zu vermehren… Continue Reading
“Do you prefer to spill over or to taste your depths? When you soar highest, where do you go?” Marine Lover of Friederich Nietzsche Allow us the gesture of reading Nietzsche after feminism, or else, of returning to… Continue Reading
Penelope Deutscher | Sexual Difference and the Conduct of Critique | Nietzsche 10/13 Presentation
Joseph F. Lawless is a J.D. candidate at Columbia Law School with research interests in critical legal theory, the digitalization of sexual and racial subjectivity, and the juridicalization of affect. He is the author of “The Deceptive Fermata of… Continue Reading
Please also read for this session two articles by Professor Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, “Displacement and the Discourse of Woman,” from 1979, and a piece involving Circumfessions in the early nineties, Three Women’s Texts and Circumfession.
By Bruno Bosteels I would like to situate the few words that I want to share with you today under the heading of three epigraphs: Pour que le simulacre advienne, il faut écrire dans l’écart entre plusieurs styles. S’il y… Continue Reading
by Judith Revel On sait le rôle que Nietzsche a joué dans la manière dont Michel Foucault est sorti de son initiale formation phénoménologique, dans les années 1950. On se souvient aussi de ce que, trois ans plus tôt, en… Continue Reading
By Brandon Terry In the prologue to his Conscripts of Modernity, David Scott charges postcolonial theory broadly with a failure to pursue an “adequate interrogation of the present,” and a concomitant failure to identify “the difference between the questions that… Continue Reading
The Center for Contemporary Critical Thought’s next additional seminar: Nietzsche’s Ethics: A Presentation by Rüdiger Bittner **** Responses by Robert Gooding-Williams and Taylor Carman Moderated by Bernard E. Harcourt **** March 3, 2017 at 12:10pm in Philosophy Hall 612 RSVP to… Continue Reading
Michael Taussig reading suggestions: Deleuze & Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus, Univ. Minn Press, 1988, pp 280-309 (from the “Becoming Intense, Becoming Animal . .” chapter) Nietzsche, The Gay Science, Section Numbers 354 (which I see as the Bodily unconscious); and… Continue Reading