“Who’s watching your drink? Let your hair down, not your guard.” In bright pink with big black block lettering, of course.
“Enjoy your night. Know your limits. Zero tolerance towards violence.”
A textual exhibition of the physiology of alcohol (and its rapacious others). A drug defines its own textuality, its own social limits, its own legal presence […]
Posts under ‘Bodies’
Who’s watching your drink?
Revenance
“would you just stop essentializing zombies to their bodily functions, for once?”
the virus:
human immunodeficiency virus, seeds of autoimmunity
a parasite, an Other within
the first step towards a body without organs
the subject:
an evacuated self, experiencing pleasure without truth
production of desire, metastasis of addiction: a high anxiety
fearing the other, a galvanizing force
in defense of dissolution in the politics […]
Communities of selves
[What follows is a work in progress. More to come.]
Yale psychologist Paul Bloom has a rather amazing article in November’s The Atlantic magazine discussing how recent research suggests that we may not be alone in our brains. Instead, he suggests that “each of us is a community of competing selves, with the happiness of one […]
