the ethics of ambiguity
By a philosophy of unfixedness, one can strive against amoral nihilism while accounting for radically various perspectives and consciousnesses, which stem from radically free subjectivities
Revolution is contagious and so everywhere we find the bracket.
06 – there is a war
If you are feeling anxious and abused then you understand. We stand at the precipice of a [...]
Posted at 5:15 pm on February 6, 2010 | leave a comment | Filed Under: Uncategorized | Tagged: book of grievances, hegel, phenomenology of spirit, revolution, ambiguity, reason fells the poet, vanishing, bracket, mediation, down with structure, goliath, tyranny of caprice, terror of homelessness, terror and trembling, leonard cohen, john fahey, zora neale hurston | read on
zed’s dead, baby
this week’s book of grievances is in despair. it’s a political piece. in alienation, i struggle. our master co-opts the freeing discovery of his dependence on we: send my rent and taxes to the propagation of a vanishing moment that refuses to die. may we topple the tower, the doggerel of liberty: the war is [...]
Posted at 3:08 am on January 29, 2010 | leave a comment | Filed Under: shows | Tagged: bregel, give receive form, hegel, hope and despair, master, mutuality of becoming, obamenology, poverty reigns, promise the dogs of war, remoteness of war mongers, revolution cloaked in blood, slave, soixante neuf, state of the union, topple me, war is coming | read on
