Bookforum Omnivore - Pirate Radical Philosophy

In yesterday's issue of Bookforum's Omnivore link collections, they offered another of their frequent philosophy themed links. Some good stuff, as always, but some not so good as well.

Pirate radical philosophy

Jul 16 2012
9:00AM

• From Cosmos and History, a special issue on the future of philosophy. 
• Carlo Salzani (Monash): The Notion of Life in the Work of Agamben. 
• From Radical Philosophy, Gary Hall on pirate radical philosophy; and what’s left of biopolitics? A review essay. 
• A review of Introduction to Antiphilosophy by Boris Groys (and more and more). 
• Paul Taylor draws upon his first-hand experience of giving a public talk with Slavoj Zizek to show how the media's worst tendencies risk being adopted by audiences who should know better (and part 2). 
• A review of The Faith of the Faithless: Experiments in Political Theology by Simon Critchley (and more). 
• Against all ends: Liam Sprod on Hauntology, Aesthetics, Ontology. 
• A review of Anti-Nietzsche by Malcolm Bull. 
• From The New Inquiry, Adam Kotsko on Quentin Meillassoux and the Crackpot Sublime. 
• From NDPR, a review of Improper Life: Technology and Biopolitics from Heidegger to Agamben by Timothy C. Campbell; a review of Time and Philosophy: A History of Continental Thought by John McCumber; and a review of After Poststructuralism: Transitions and Transformations.