Continental Philosophy in the Pellucid Register

From Bookforum's Omnivore blog, another interesting collection of philosophy links, including one to the new(ish) edition of Speculations, a special issue on Speculative Realism.


Continental philosophy in the pellucid register

Sep 25 2013
3:00PM

• From the Journal of French and Francophone Philosophy, a special issue on Julia Kristeva. 
• Marta Resmini (K.U.Leuven): Truth in Politics: Audience Democracy vs. Parresia. 
• Daniel Nichanian (Chicago): Arguing with Unresponsive Institutions: Jacques Ranciere's Critique of Ontology and the Expansion of Democratic Possibilities. 
• Colby Dickinson (Loyola): The Profanation of Revelation: On Language and Immanence in the Work of Giorgio Agamben. 
• From Speculations, a special issue on Speculative Realism, including Adam Kotsko (Shimer): A Very Dangerous Supplement: Speculative Realism, Academic Blogging, and the Future of Philosophy; and John Mullarkey (Kingston): How to Behave Like a Non-Philosopher, or, Speculative Versus Revisionary Metaphysics. 
• Ishay Landa reviews The Rebirth of History: Times of Riots and Uprisings by Alain Badiou.
• Continental philosophy in the pellucid register: Taylor Carman is the go-to guy on 19th and 20th century European philosophy. 
• Daniel Coffeen how to read philosophy. 
• Philosophy’s film: Nico Baumbach reviews Cinema by Alain Badiou. 
• From Critical-Theory.com, a look at 13 things you didn’t know about Deleuze and Guattari (and part 2); Connor Syrewicz writes in defense of obscurantism; a Redditor offers best profanity-laced explanation of Foucault ever; and a look at 5 great introductory theory and philosophy lecture series freely available online (and books).