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Skip Navigation Accessibility home RSB blog articles interviews book reviews contributors about RSB ReadySteadyBlog The Bookaholics' Guide to Book Blogs : Mark Thwaite has a maverick , independent mind OOO calls for better texts In other words , I think I’m giving an even stronger critique of authorial intention than is usually the case . Not only do authors fail to master the infinite dissemination of their texts , they probably don’t even put the text in the right shape in the first place . Most of them should have written better texts . Just as social surroundings fail to exhaust a literary work , the exact written form of a literary work fails to exhaust the deeper spirit of that work . Graham Harman responds to Dan Green who in turn was writing in response to Harman's The Well-Wrought
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To celebrate the sixtyfifteenth birthday of J.R.R. Tolkien’s much-loved tale we’d like to give away a brand new advance copy of ‘The Hobbit and Philosophy’ publishing in November. You can read a free chapter here, right now, but just for fun we’d like to invite you to tell us, in the style of Tolkien, why [...]
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Smoking is an inherently affective and sensuous spatial practice. However, an assessment of the existing literature reveals that an affectual-sensual account of smoking bodies is sorely lacking. For this reason, this paper makes a case for the analytical purchase of an affectively attuned approach towards smoking bodies and spaces on three fronts: (i) Affections, actions and atmospheres; (ii) sensual affects; (iii) stigmatizing affects. In so doing, I expound on how an interest in affect can enrich the theoretical ambit of smoking geographies beyond its current mould.
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: Skip Navigation Accessibility home RSB blog articles interviews book reviews contributors about RSB ReadySteadyBlog TEV : One of the UK's best and brightest book bloggers Speculations : A Journal of Speculative Realism Speculations : A Journal of Speculative Realism is an open-access , peer-reviewed journal published by punctum books online and in print-on-demand and e-reader editions that provides a forum for the exploration of speculative realism and post-continental philosophy . Our aim is to facilitate discussion abut ongoing developments within speculative realism . The current issue Speculations III is just . out Worth saying , too , that I bought all three print-on-demand volumes via lulu.com and for print-on-demand books these are very handsome volumes . Posted by Mark Thwaite on
