...) = ∞ − ∞ or ∞/∞.” Copyright © 2019 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2019 Black feminism Afro-pessimism Black nihilism Badiou philosophy of math You can always identify the trauma of white sovereignty, in brief, with the extent to which it derives its essence and suffering from the prosopoeia of black catastrophe...

...Emina Mušanović A review of Morton Timothy , Hyperobjects: Philosophy and Ecology after the End of the World ( Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 2013 ). Cited in the text as ho . Copyright © 2014 Qui Parle 2014 REVIEW ESSAYS Meditations in Midair emina...

... it might mean not merely to live in a cyberneticized world but to actively participate and believe in such a world. Parisi’s response puts to philosophy an important task: not to seek the accommodations of an expanding concept of the human within a machinic world but to think with the logic...

... lies in a super-discipline (such as philosophy, history, or mathe- matics) or a quasi-transcendental discourse (see what is happen- ing with cognitive science or even “theory Another version of the concept is closer to a reasoned practice of multidisciplinarity, providing...

... of Schopenhauer's philosophy, Hubscher ventures a new definition of the thing in itself, which strips it of its very essence, i.e., its being in itself." The thing in itself is the thing in itself always only in relation to appearance, and appearance is appear- ance always only...

... concentrating in humanities and social sciences reported both types of requirements, and only 8 percent experienced nei- ther requirement. Students concentrating in science and mathe- matics, the other fi elds associated with the traditional liberal-arts core, reported...

.... The whole history of modern Science proves to be a process of progressive emancipation from the innate classification of the external stimuli till in the end they completely disappear. 38 Given the synthesis of psychology, mathematics, cybernetics, sociology, and philosophy of science in his theory...

... metaphysics posited the world as fundamentally com- posed of matter and life forces that were taken to be the primary reality. In German philosophy and European thought in general, this metaphysics eclipsed that of critical idealism, in which objects and ideas were held as equally...

... that “Nature” is a self-defeating concept in ecological philosophy, art, and politics.1 This applies to any reifi ed substrate whatsoever, any “Non-Nature.” In this essay I argue that to say “There is no Nature” is different from saying “There is a Non-Nature.” What we should think...

... of 19th-century racial geographies.2 This recent development has borne out, above all, one fundamental assertion: Race is spatial, race is geography. This argument has been made with particular force within the pages of Philosophy and Geography, which has devoted...

... at Harvard University. He is the author of such influential volumes on the history and philosophy of science as Image and Logic (1997) and, with Lorraine Daston, Objectivity (2007). In addition to his scholarly work, Galison has been involved in the production of two documentary films—Ultimate...

... and the character of its distinctiveness? My interest in how two different disciplinary sensibilities approach the same issues is in part piqued because we are now at a time when a prom- ising confl uence is taking place as history, international law, po- litical theory, and philosophy...

... disaster has been articulated, with however much concealment: the discourse of the Holocaust. I take 200 MARK PEDRETTI as exemplary of this analogical engagement the work of two figures of recent political philosophy, Giorgio Agamben and Theodor Adorno. Both...

... IN THE NUCLEAR AGE 179 math of deadly civil conflicts. As she went on to remark, "whatev- er brotherhood human beings may be capable of has grown out of fratricide, whatever political organization men may have achieved has its origin in crime" (OR, 20-21). The importance of this struc...

... In the Critique of Pure Reason, Kant explains that properly philosophical work concludes with defi nition, produces it as its end, rather than beginning from defi nition in the manner of math- ematics. The reason: “philosophical defi nitions are brought about only as expositions of given...

... terrain. What remained was to undo the conjunction between his- tory and philosophy, petrified not in the object, but in the very con- cept of the Renaissance. Leaving behind the imitation of the ancients for the survival of paganism, Warburg had reinserted the "Renaissance...

...Enrique Dussel Copyright © 2009 Qui Parle 2009 The Liberatory Event in Paul of Tarsus enrique dussel Translated by George Ciccariello-Maher In this work we hope to rethink a very timely subject for political philosophy in recent years.1 For epistemological reasons, however...