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Category Archives: Quentin Meillassoux
French Theory today
I linked to the audio of these some time back, but Alexander Galloway’s lectures on French Theory today are now available as pdf pamphlets, with commentaries. The lectures cover Catherine Malabou, Bernard Stiegler, Mehdi Belhaj Kacem, Quentin Meillassoux, and François … Continue reading
Society and Space new issue out
New issue of Society and Space out, including an open access set of responses to the 22 July 2011 events in Norway; papers by Jeff Malpas, Mustafa Dikeç, Adrian Evans & Mara Miele and others; and a theme section on … Continue reading
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Graham Harman on Tristan Garcia
Substantial review essay of Forme et objet here
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Quentin Meillassoux – The Number and the Siren
Meillassoux’s second book is forthcoming with Urbanomic in May, translated by Robin MacKay. Details here.
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Five more free downloads
Another five papers I have uploaded to this site Elden, S. Contingent Sovereignty, Territorial Integrity and the Sanctity of Borders. SAIS Review of International Affairs. 2006;29:11-24. Elden, S. Dialectics and the Measure of the World. Environment and Planning A. 2008;40:2641-51. … Continue reading
Parrhesia new issue
Parrhesia issue 12 is now out – Meillassoux on Badiou; Lyotard, Bennington, and others.
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Collapse II – Speculative Realism free download
Collapse II – the Speculative Realism issue with papers by Meillassoux, Harman, Negarestani, Brassier, etc. is available to download free here.
Ennis on Meillassoux and more
Interesting interview with Paul Ennis at Fractured Politics. Lots about Meillassoux and speculative realism, but interesting discussions of being a (post-)grad student, and publishing and networking early in career. And there is a nice comment about me at the beginning.
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Harman on Meillassoux on Mallarmé
Graham Harman has written some thoughts on Meillassoux’s new book on Mallarmé here and here. Looking forward to getting a copy.
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Foucault and Meillassoux
After a hugely frustrating day on teaching bureaucracy (assessment proformas, reading lists, online teaching sites, etc.) amazon.fr sends me an email saying they’ve just sent my copies of Quentin Meillassoux, Le nombre et la sirène (on Mallarmé, released today) and Foucault … Continue reading
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