...Shawna Vesco This essay serves as an overview of Bernard Stiegler’s project by offering a critical examination of “(de)proletarianization” and the pharmakon as refracted through his writings on technics ( tekhnē ), and his commitment to associations such as Ars Industrialis. I argue...

... proletarianization amateur Bernard Stiegler capitalism protention References Adorno Theodor W. Horkheimer Max . 1997 . Dialectic of Enlightenment . London : Verso . Arendt Hannah . 1973 . On Revolution . London : Penguin . Bardin Andrea . 2013 . “De l'homme à la...

..., that is to say, a libidinal diseconomy . © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 machinic turn of sensibility proletarianization consumer amateur libidinal economy Reference Arasse Daniel . 2006 . Histoires de peintures . Paris : Folio . The Proletarianization of Sensibility...

... by Jennings Michael W. Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Benjamin Walter . 2011 . Early Writings, 1910–1917 . Translated by Eiland Howard . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Cohen Hermann . 1907 . Ethik des reinen Willens . Berlin : Bruno Cassirer...

... Noah Montfort Nick , 737 – 60 . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . Auroux Sylvain . 1994 . La Révolution technologique de la grammatisation . Liège : Mardaga . Badiou Alain . 2005 . Being and Event . Translated by Feltham Oliver . London : Continuum . ———. 2009...

... least expected—for example in the readymade, which is not a noisy scandal but something like a mute surprise, even if it is des- Bernard Stiegler’s lectures “The Proletarianization of Sensibility,” “Kant, Art, and Time,” and “The Quarrel of the Amateurs,” published in this special issue...

...Bernard Stiegler In my third and final lecture, I consider the conflict opposing Denis Diderot to Anne-Claude-Philippe de Tubières, Count de Caylus, on the faculty of judging works. The contemporary critic Jean-Louis Jam has called this conflict “the quarrel of the amateur.” I examine how...

... stored as managed possibilities. It is, after all, like a magical warding off—and one can turn to another channel somewhere. Only one cannot.14 of climate change,” something overlooked today, that Stiegler’s turn to inscription makes contact with Paul de Man’s treatments of inscription in his...

...Arne De Boever This is the editor's introduction to boundary 2 's special issue about the work of Bernard Stiegler. It provides a brief, general background for the publication of the special issue, as well as a short overview of some of the themes covered. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017...

... . Translated by Miller S. . New York : Fordham University Press . Stiegler Bernard . 1993 . “Temps et individuation technique, psychique, et collective dans l'oeuvre de Simondon.” Futur Antérieur 19–20/5–6 . www.multitudes.net/Temps-et-individuation-technique/ . ———. 1998...

... . Cohen Hermann . 1904 . Ethik des reinen Willens . Berlin : Cassirer . ———. 1995 . Religion of Reason out of the Sources of Judaism . Translated by Kaplan Simon . Atlanta, GA : Scholars Press . Derrida Jacques . 2002 . “Force of Law: The ‘Mystical Foundation of Authority...

... Press . Deleuze Gilles Guattari Félix . 2004 . A Thousand Plateaus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia . Translated by Massumi Brian . London : Continuum . De Man Paul . 1972 . “Genesis and Genealogy in Nietzsche's The Birth of Tragedy.” Diacritics 2 , no. 4 : 44 – 53...

...? Answers from Eight Painters, Part 1.” ARTnews , November 1 . www.artnews.com/2007/11/01/top-ten-artnews-stories-the-first-word-on-pop/ . Kant, Art, and Time Bernard Stiegler Translated by Stephen Barker, with Arne De...

..., and the larger significance of the moment is not wholly clear yet. Intellectuals less central to the history of sociology per se, like Ma Junwu 1881–1940, translator of John Stuart Mill, Olympe de 24. XSH 7, no. 1, 1–3; XSH 7, no. 1, 3–5. 25. XSH 14, nos. 4–7. 26. XSH 12, no. 4 (February 21, 1920...

..., and at the same time, as something that can never be proven (prouv instead it can only be experienced (éprouv (Stiegler, “Proletarianization,” 9) 18. Foucault succinctly outlines his reading of the Alcibiades as follows: “[T]he Alcibia- des, starting from the principle of the need to give...

... childhood and observing what now entertains Weimar youth. The journey through Berlin’s Kaufhaus Des Westens and other stores takes him into the past, as he reveals something of the web of social relations into which particular toys were born. The carved wooden toys so characteristic of German...

..., David, ed. Teaching World Literature. Options for Teaching. New York: Modern Language Association of America, 2009. de la Durantaye, Leland. Giorgio Agamben: A Critical Introduction. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 2009. 244  boundary 2  /  Fall 2009 Dostoyevsky, Fyodor. “Notes...

... that initially governed the country. The various uprisings of the nineteenth century, including those of 1848, were cast as national or national-Catholic in character, and their class dimension ignored. António de Oliveira Salazar’s corporatist state in Portugal was seen as an appropri- ate model...

... concezione della società civile 1:75–100, and Eugenio Garin, ‘‘Poli- tica e cultura in Gramsci (il problema degli intellettuali 1:37–74; Giorgio Nardone, Il pen- siero di Gramsci (Bari: De Donato, 1971); Christine Buci-Glucksmann, Gramsci et l’Etat: pour une théorie matérialiste de la philosophie (Paris...

... of getting hold of the camera itself, making use of it in new ways. “Now, we see that whereas the philosopher wants to leave the cave, the film-lover,­ the amateur de cinéma, would like to get behind the camera or into the screen: what the cinephile loves is the pharmakon and the pharmacological...