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2 weeks ago
The Kafka Problem: A Few Uncertain Reflections on Weakness
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Debates
A reader soon realizes that any attempt to capture the irreducible singularity of Kafka, either the man or the writer, necessarily ends in failure. Even after a hundred years of …
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6 months ago
Antonio Negri: The Adventures of Constituent Thought
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Debates
In his tribute to Felix Guattari, after his death in 1992, Antonio Negri wrote that for Guattari thinking was like “entering into another world”[1]. The thinker tries to follow the …
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2 years ago
Jean-Luc Godard, the “Composer”: A Tribute
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Debates
Youssef Ishaghpour, an Iranian-born author and film scholar, once said that Godard wanted to live the history of cinema as a love story[1]. I would add that Godard’s films can …
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