Monthly Archives: October 2016

We have to grapple with how the conditions of thought-production are changing, and therefore with how its norms of production must also change. These changes bear on a few basic qualities: size, speed, and output status or “definitiveness.” The norm … Continue reading →

The Despair of Philosophy and The Fall of First Philosophy, by François Laruelle The philosophy of despair is one thing, the despair of philosophy is another. It is more extended and includes the first like a simple model that remains … Continue reading →

The Specter of Non-Philosophy, by François Laruelle What will we bring to the light of day? Between eternal thinkers and armchair philosophers, between an announced death and an excess of communication, between a permanent coup d’Etat and democratic chattering and gossip, … Continue reading →