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Simone de Beauvoir, John Stuart Mill, Ayn Rand, Karl Marx and Marx Stirner battle it out.
Monthly Archives: April 2015
Listen: Theory and Everyday Life
The EDA’s second volume of essays is the discussion topic on the Zero Squared podcast this week as the philosophy lecturer Alfie Bown represents the aims of Every Day Analysis Collective and speaks up on Twerking and Turking both.
Jean Baudrillard, Explained With Video Games
The real question is: can we trust Jean Baudrillard?
How to Draw Karl Marx in 4 Steps
Via Existential Comics on Twitter.
Free Read: “What Now, Professor?”
The latest issue of Chiasma takes on education and pedagogy.
Listen: Eugene Thacker and the Abyss
Eugene Thacker's second book in his series on "Horror and Philosophy" is the topic of discussion on the most recent episode of the Zero Squared podcast.
The first book in the series entitled "In the Dust of this Planet" caught on in a somewhat strange … Continue Reading ››
“Quite Unintelligible,” Derrida’s Scathing Criticism from a Teacher
Making the rounds on social media today is an essay that then-student Jacques Derrida had written in English class entitled “Shakespeare’s Idea of Kingship.” While Derrida’s writing as a student may interest many, his teacher’s remarks are drawing far more attention.
Philosopher March Madness: The Championship
Heidegger vs. Nietzsche.
Philosopher March Madness: The Final Four
In the Elite 8 of sports ruiners, Michel Foucault knocked out Gilles Deleuze. Friedrich Nietzsche willed his way to victory over Karl Marx, Arthur Schopenhauer’s misanthropy triumphed over…
I Am Eugene Wolters
A confession.