As you know, next week we have our session on specialisms, disciplines, fields, and such. In preparation, we’d like to ask you to prepare an *informal* report in which, having…
I have had the great pleasure to share my upcoming book review on Saul Newman’s edited volume Max Stirner (2011) with Widukind de Ridder. I believe that Widukind’s reading of Stirner will prove to…
1000 people have registered an account with our journal. This is quite impressive because you do not actually have to create an account to view any of the content. This…
This is just a quick note about Todd May’s post-structuralist anarchism and his inability to sidestep the problem of correlationism. For May, political philosophy proper inhabits the tension between the…
Today, at a public presentation, an editor for a popular university press suggested that open access scholarship implies a number of things: (1) the loss of notability, (2) the impermanence…
Today Aragorn! announced his new book Occupy Everything: Anarchists in the Occupy Movement – 2009-2011 from LBC Books. This is a very exciting project for a number of reasons: (1) it…
Today I received a phone call from an anarchist whose work is generally quite well respected internationally. He discussed with me his peer review of one of my book projects.…
Freud maintained a distinction, incorrectly rendered obsolete by some translations of his work, between die Sache and das Ding (I believe this distinction was originally uncovered by Lacan). Whereas die…
While, in the case of Lacan, the charge of correlationism becomes somewhat confused, in the case of Butler it can not, without painstaking effort, be refuted. In Bodies that Matter,…
Variable Session 