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aerdil posted:
i might actyually get around to reading ur 2nd book this month impper. hi five. yeah,

Thank You. I am probably putting it on amazon pretty soon, so, please buy it as well. and write me terrible reviews in the "Review" section, well, you do not even have to buy it to give me bad reviews, which are more than welcome

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man, adorno would fuckin HATE dubstep that ol' cranky motherfucker
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somebody find adornos grave and install a gif of a rudeboy wankin on a korg kaossilator asap
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deadken posted:
im writing an analysis of dubstep based on, the culture industry, by, theodor adorno


deadken have u read "sonic warfare" by steve goodman a.k.a. kode9 ? i've only skimmed through it but he spends a good deal talking about soundsystem culture / dubstep / "global ghettotech" through a kind of afrofuturist deleuzian framework

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I just finished an essay on divinity in the late roman republic, its a rewrite of parts of venye's 'did the greeks believe in their myths' with a little attempt at reconstructing lost sources like varro's. everyone in my seminar liked it. I might dip back into my long-dormant project of decisively refuting the white mormon left's founding myth http://themormonworker.net/past-issues/mw-issue-10/how-socialism-helped-save-the-mormon-church/

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a proposal for placed based education and reconnecting community youth with grand and great-grandparents.
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stegosaurus posted:
I just finished an essay on divinity in the late roman republic, its a rewrite of parts of venye's 'did the greeks believe in their myths' with a little attempt at reconstructing lost sources like varro's. everyone in my seminar liked it.

oooo I wanna read that! *stands up on desk* This pertains to me, this pertains to me *starts jumping up and down* Oooh Ooh ah ah ah!!

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on the basis of this: http://www.rhizzone.net/forum/topic/182/?page=8#post-18637

i was thinking about what it might be like to try to write about being-with-Hegel as literally a mode of existence. it kind of traps you whether you try to work it out or not. trying to ignore him won't just make him go away. yet to the extent that one does work it out, you are trapped. there is no escape. simply reading him (or refusing) places you within his system itself.

there is no way i could do it justice though. i mean that's sort of what Kierkegaard did only he used religion as a shortcut
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Crow posted:

stegosaurus posted:
I just finished an essay on divinity in the late roman republic, its a rewrite of parts of venye's 'did the greeks believe in their myths' with a little attempt at reconstructing lost sources like varro's. everyone in my seminar liked it.

oooo I wanna read that! *stands up on desk* This pertains to me, this pertains to me *starts jumping up and down* Oooh Ooh ah ah ah!!

ok I have to hell of clean it up though.

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I'll tell you what you have to clean up. your goddamn act thats what. on this forum.
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Im Editing a Big Book of Anistory interspersed with tpaine
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