The philosopher must be sufficiently perverse to play the game of truth and error badly: this perversity, which operates in paradoxes, allows him to escape the grasp of categories. But aside from this, he must be sufficiently ‘ill-humored’ to persist in his confrontation with stupidity, to remain motionless to the point of stupefaction in order …
Patterns: sense
Habitually spaced
What does it mean to live in a space? And what do we do once we have recognized that the choices we make are not, after all, entirely our own? Are we left floating in a haze of it-doesn’t-matter? Are we left to choose between boundless freedom and the imprisonment of law? The choice between …
Cyborg Foucault
Figurations are “partial visions” which “provide a sufficiently open space into which to project the possibility of as yet unchartable change” (Bammer). Figurations are “performative images that can be inhabited” (Haraway). They serve a purpose, and they are playful. Synchronicity is co-happening, co-occurrence, co-articulation, co-operation. Synchronicity is “temporally significant occurrences of acausal events” (Jung). Synchronicity …
