Author Archives: stuartelden

Originally posted on Prof Dominique Moran:
Those attending the AAG in Chicago are very welcome at any or all of the seven sessions on carceral geography that will span the first and second days of the conference. Final details are:…

Originally posted on PHILOSOPHY IN A TIME OF ERROR:
Thanks to Stuart Elden and Marie-Eve Morin for simultaneously sending me along the Research in Phenomenology review (my library for some odd reason–an odd reason [making sure that libraries get the…

Terry Eagleton, The Slow Death of the University Jacques Derrida’s early essay on Shakespeare’s idea of Kingship – ‘Quite unintelligible’ Articles and Chapters Foucault’s Last Decade Mapping the Age of Every Building in Manhattan Where to start with reading Peter … Continue reading →

David Farrell Krell on Heidegger’s ‘Black Notebooks’ – long review essay in Research in Phenomenology and forthcoming book Ecstasy, Catastrophe: Heidegger from Being and Time to the Black Notebooks. The essay draws on chapters from the book, itself based on the 2014 … Continue reading →

Klaus Dodds on some developments in the South China sea.

Originally posted on geographical imaginations:
It’s not easy to keep track of the intensifying civil war/proxy war in Yemen, but the New York Times has published a series of maps – including the one below – that sketch out some…

Originally posted on Society for Radical Geography, Spatial Theory, and Everyday Life:
For those of us headed to AAG in Chicago next week, this mini-conference, “Prisons, Racism, Empire, Militarism,” organized by Lindsey Dillon, Javier Arbona, and Jenna Lloyd may be…