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redactor: A JavaScript tool for making erasure poetry from websites
Title pretty much covers it. Download the Chrome extension here. Source code is on GitHub. Some examples: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5)
Posted in code, erasure poetry, poetry, Uncategorized, work, writing
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Zwischen Überlieferung und Kritik: Moderne und Postmoderne Haltungen gegenüber dem Problem der Legitimität
An old conference paper of mine in German is now available in the online journal Paedeia, vol.2 (Spring 2014), 88–104. It’s not the greatest piece of writing, but may be of interest to some. Here’s a link.
Posted in academia, aesthetics, form, Hegel, literary form, literature, modernism, Nietzsche, parody, pastiche, philosophy, poetry, postmodernism, poststructuralism, Pynchon, Stanley Cavell, T S Eliot, work
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“How Should a Person Be?”: Sheila Heti’s imaginative philosophy
I have a piece up at The Point on “imaginative philosophy” in Sheila Heti’s How Should a Person Be? This is an attempt to put into practice the kind of reading implied by Cora Diamond’s work on meta-ethics and literature, … Continue reading
Posted in concepts, Cora Diamond, criticism, ethics, form, friendship, literature, philosophy, publications, Sheila Heti, Stanley Cavell, work, writing
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Nouveaux dialogues entre littérature et philosophie
For French readers, I have a review up at Acta fabula discussing questions of form in literature and philosophy. Existe‑t‑il vraiment une distinction précise entre la littérature et la philosophie ? Au moins depuis l’époque poststructuraliste, la tendance des départements … Continue reading
Posted in academia, aesthetic experience, aesthetics, Cora Diamond, ethics, form, literature, philosophy, publications, reviews, Robert Brandom, work
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10 Time Management Tips to Hack Productivity
1. Work harder, not smarter We all flatter ourselves that we’re intelligent. We characterize our innate lethargy as a privilege won by our foxy wiles. “Work smarter, not harder” basically means: spend two hours on YouTube then skim your reading … Continue reading
Posted in academia, bullshit, death, flotsam/jetsam, humour, love, music, productivity, scribblings, words, work, writing
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