...Cesare Casarino Abstract This essay investigates the absent presence of Baruch Spinoza’s thought in Gilles Deleuze’s Cinema 1: The Movement-Image and Cinema 2: The Time-Image and argues that the concept of expression—as articulated by Deleuze in his study on Spinoza, Expressionism in Philosophy...

... beginning and even as the very origin of philosophy, been the suppression of technics. The time has come to think tech- nics on the basis of desire, and desire from out of technics: the question of a psychic and collective individuation to be elaborated as a new libidinal economy, that is, as a new...

...Lewis R. Gordon ARTICLES Theory in Black Teleological Suspensions in Philosophy of Culture lewis r. gordon My aim in this essay is to explore some challenges in the philoso- phy of culture that emerge from its often repressed but symbiotic relationship with what Enrique Dussel...

... proffers his own philosophy of intuition as a direct challenge to our natural tendency to spatialize time. Intuition, in his conception, is a faculty of immediate apprehending that serves as the affective basis of our sensory-motor and intellectual habits: the very means by...

...Helga Tawil-Souri Taking the checkpoint as anthropological site and as a symbol from which to analyze the relationship to time and communication, this article shows how Palestinian temporality is distorted. A detailed description of the temporality engendered in the spaces of the checkpoint—through...

...Avital Ronell ☾ ☾ ☾ When darkness threatens to drown out my ability to push back, throw that punch, shout out in fist-shaking fury, I remember the way Nietzsche has filled my dance card, sometimes taking me for a solitary spin; other times, by opening and inventing a new lexicon of rage, the...

...Catherine Malabou Copyright © 2009 Qui Parle 2009 How Is Subjectivity Undergoing Deconstruction Today? Philosophy, Auto-Hetero-Affection, and Neurobiological Emotion Catherine Malabou Contemporary neurobiological research is engaged in a deep re- definition of...

... you that you were naked?” (Genesis 3:11). Since the only possible answer is “no one told us,” the question is sometimes interpreted as an allegory of the birth of self-awareness. It may be that knowl- Jager: Blasphemy, Time, and Anonymity 3 edge is like...

..., Being and Time, trans. J. Macquarrie and E. Robinson (New York: Harper and Row, 1962), 253. Compare Rorty's critique of Heidegger which parallels Blumenberg's, "Matter and Event," in The Concept of Matter in Modern Philosophy (Notre Dame: Notre Dame UP, 1963), 221-248, here 237...

... Scotus) that influenced Deleuze, this essay examines how later Islamic philosophy, only recently transmitted to the West, provides methods for a lively process-based ontology. It compares Ṣadrā’s process cosmology to those of Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz and Alfred North Whitehead and examines his...

...Kristina Mendicino Walter Benjamin’s distinction of truth from knowledge in his “Epistemo-Critical Prologue” marks a fundamental break with the truth claims of the empirical sciences, as well as those of any system of philosophy—phenomenological, neo-Kantian, or otherwise—that would be based on...

... of a new ontology of motion. This critical effort is needed for two reasons. First, the “philosophy of movement” does not have an obviously recognizable tradition or existing body of literature in the way that the philosophies of space, eternal forms, force, and time do. Motion is a traditionally...

... and women—with two hundred rules—that proscribed peasant habits, and his “social reform provided a value system to a new class, an emerging bourgeoisie.” 20 Dharmapala, who accepted the emerging colonial distinction that Buddhism was not a religion but a philosophy, was part of a time in which some...

... and to disqualify a post-Heideggerian thought of difference in philosophy of art. It ultimately takes issue with Rancière’s effort to police the function of modern art. Copyright © 2017 Editorial Board, Qui Parle 2017 resistance difference aesthetics Jacques Rancière Jean-François Lyotard...

...Serguei Alex. Oushakine The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 unleashed a new wave of decolonization, and throughout the 1990s, the newly independent states spent a lot of time and effort articulating their visions of sovereignty. Unlike neighboring Lithuania, which could turn its brief...

... archaeological evidence, philosophy, art, and literature. Laqueur builds on Aristotle’s conception of friendship as he explores what types of friendships we humans have with dogs and how such relationships may benefit both species. Nehamas responds to Laqueur’s text and Aristotle on philia as he traces the...

...Ryan Crawford Abstract This essay takes the last pages of Marcel Proust’s In Search of Lost Time at its word: at the moment the narrator achieves a definitive conception of the work he intends to write, he sees society composed, not of people of flesh and blood, but of monsters fit for a museum of...

... Anderson, whose formal and fundamental errors I have explained elsewhere and will not go into again here. 3 But following this, and complementary to it, I would like now to briefly recall my argument in Technics and Time, 3 , and to make a case for the addition of five theses. ☾ ☾ ☾ 1. What is...

... certainly understood it to be an important part of the de- velopment of a speculative philosophy that culminated with his own work. Cole thus fi lls in an important gap in our sense of the contours of the Hegelian dialectic, though at times his formulations can give the impression...

... first time the classical theory applies directly to the composition of the work, and philosophy appears as the root of material culture as well. Seneca's polemic against Posidonius is aimed less at this fundamental conception as at the "elevation" to which technical...