Monthly Archives: March 2012

An Experience At Heart (by Jean-Luc Nancy)

Posted on March 27, 2012 by

AN EXPERIENCE AT HEART by Jean-Luc Nancy Not to deal with Nietzsche here, not even with a theme from his thought, but to respond to the question: “What does Nietzsche tell us today?” To respond, I would like to take … Continue reading →

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Graceful Erasure

Posted on March 15, 2012 by

Famous adventure of art: Robert Rauschenberg  knocks on Bill de Kooning’s apartment door and presents him with an idea, to erase one of his masterpieces. He had been experimenting with erasing his own drawings, but realized that it would never … Continue reading →

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Preparing for Utopia

Posted on March 5, 2012 by

In a dialog entitled “Something’s Missing,” Ernst Bloch and Theodore Adorno agree that there shall be no positive conception or vision of utopia. Adorno even links this interdiction to the biblical one against graven images. Utopian thinking then consists in … Continue reading →

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