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- December 2016 (2)
- January 2016 (2)
- December 2015 (2)
- October 2015 (3)
- August 2015 (1)
- April 2015 (6)
- 26: William Burroughs presented by Iggy Pop: a BBC radio show
- 23: Voiding the touch: on love and haptic mediation
- 22: A Century of Atmospheric Warfare: 1915-2015
- 11: Allen Ginsberg at marijuana rallies, mid-60s
- 06: Jean-Luc Nancy on resurrection: love what escapes you
- 05: Kant’s Critique of Impractical Garters
- March 2015 (2)
- February 2015 (2)
- January 2015 (3)
- December 2014 (4)
- November 2014 (3)
- October 2014 (2)
- September 2014 (4)
- August 2014 (10)
- 31: “la santé remplace le salut” in the work of Michel Foucault
- 27: “Poetical Licence” by Sarenco, 1973
- 25: When Paul Celan met with Martin Heidegger
- 23: “Ce qui du monde me porte et ce qui au contraire me pèse” Jean-Luc Nancy
- 20: “Ils habitaient Moisie”, Olivier Blouin, 2011
- 18: “Whosoever is delighted in solitude…” Francis Bacon
- 16: Gilbert Simondon and the Aristotelian sunolon
- 11: Jean-Luc Nancy on the risk and value of love
- 07: “How to Look” by Ad Reinhardt, 1946
- 03: Giorgio Agamben on gesture
- July 2014 (2)
- June 2014 (7)
- 24: Michel Foucault 1984-2014: meditation on death
- 23: Le bibliophile, Félix Edouard Vallotton, 1911
- 19: Jean-Luc Godard and the cinematographic emergency
- 17: American cartoonist Charles Barsotti dies (1933-2014)
- 16: June 16, 1904: James Joyce meets Nora Barnacle
- 14: Bruno Schleinstein: a portrait by Ekkehard Wölk
- 09: “Love Stories” by Joost Swarte, 2014
- May 2014 (1)
- April 2014 (1)
- March 2014 (2)
- February 2014 (6)
- 21: Heidegger and the case of domestic animals
- 13: “Fools lament the decay of criticism” by Walter Benjamin, 1928
- 11: Notes on “For a theory of destituent power” by Giorgio Agamben, 2013 (2)
- 08: ‘Surveiller et punir’ by Michel Foucault: back cover text (1)
- 04: Posthumanism: Sloterdijk and the problem of political synthesis
- 02: Poetry, philosophy and communication
- January 2014 (4)
- December 2013 (11)
- 31: New Year 1967, by Josef Koudelka
- 30: Camera obscura, ideology and Guy Debord’s spectacle
- 25: SITE’s King Kong Christmas party, 1976
- 21: ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ alleged Communist propaganda: the FBI files and HUAC hearings
- 19: “Tereska Draws Her Home” by David Seymour, 1948
- 16: Barnaby Barford: “Stick that on YouTube!”, 2007
- 14: Introducing Aphelis Newsletter
- 12: Joseph O. Holmes: A tribute to the projection booth
- 10: “Le point sur la technologie”: interviews with Simondon, Leroi-Gourhan, Leprince-Ringuet (1967)
- 09: First unabridged English translation of Leopardi’s ‘Zibaldone’
- 02: American photographer Saul Leiter dies (1923-2013)
- November 2013 (5)
- October 2013 (1)
- September 2013 (2)
- August 2013 (6)
- 28: Coexistence and antagonism: notes on global civil war
- 18: ‘Medium Cool’ by Haskell Wexler, 1969
- 07: Grégoire Chamayou: bodies, manhunts and drones
- 06: A Noiseless Flash: John Hersey’s ‘Hiroshima’, 1946
- 05: “Everybody lies” – ‘The Rule of the Game’ by Jean Renoir, 1939
- 01: Histories and theories of lines: Tim Ingold and Vilém Flusser
- July 2013 (9)
- 29: “Paramount Theatre, Oakland, 2010” by David Fenton
- 26: French Actress Bernadette Lafont Dies (1938-2013)
- 24: “And” by John Baldessari, 1997
- 22: “We Killed like champions”, Hunter S. Thompson, 1983
- 21: “Yvonne, Koko et Bibi. Royan, juillet 1924” by Jacques Henri Lartigue
- 20: “The kings’ messengers” by Franz Kafka, 1917
- 18: “Immunization and Violence” by Roberto Esposito, 2008
- 17: “100 Adelaide St E” 1989/1998, by Patrick Cummins
- 15: Hannah Arendt as herself: audio and video recordings
- June 2013 (1)
- May 2013 (8)
- 27: Ingmar Bergman and Käbi Laretei, by Lennart Nilsson, 1960s
- 23: Studies for ‘Nighthawks’ by Edward Hopper, 1941-1942
- 22: Exploded view of a differential by René-M. Viette, 1945
- 19: “New York has swallowed me” by Italo Calvino, 1959-1960
- 16: “Who’s Tops in Telephones? It’s U.S.”, Bell Telephone System, 1948
- 12: Link Roundup 13.05
- 06: First Gigabyte Hard Drive: The IBM 3380 HDA
- 01: “Viva el 1ro de Mayo” by Ernesto Bazan, 1997
- April 2013 (6)
- 25: Boston Marathon Bombings: the Emergency Declaration as a State of Exception
- 18: Earlier maps of worldwide telegraphic lines
- 14: “Commandments in the Atomic Age” by Günther Anders, 1957
- 06: Link Roundup 13.04
- 04: French illustrator Fred dies (1931-2013)
- 02: “March to April” by Saul Steinberg, 1966
- March 2013 (10)
- 31: Daido Moriyama exhibition at the Steven Kasher Gallery
- 27: “Atomic Age Kiss?”, International News Photo, 1954
- 25: “Theories are only made to die in the war of time”, Guy Debord, 1978
- 21: Don DeLillo, Jean-Luc Nancy, the missing community
- 17: Karl Hugo Schmölz ― Cologne. Architectural photography of the fifties
- 13: Pieces of discarded painting(s) by Francis Bacon, c. 1953-54
- 11: “Life is meaningless”, Leo Tolstoy, 1884
- 07: “Night Shadows” by Edward Hopper, 1921
- 03: Link Roundup 13.03
- 02: “February to March” by Saul Steinberg, 1968
- February 2013 (9)
- 26: The Chomsky-Foucault Debate: complete video recording from 1971
- 23: Of the ship ‘Alethia’ in ‘The Master’ by Paul Thomas Anderson, 2012
- 21: ‘The Angel Esmeralda’ by Don DeLillo, 2011: review roundup
- 13: Sneezing and slavery in Aristotle and Montaigne
- 09: Free app offers rare photos from the Stanley Kubrick Archive
- 07: “Beauty Contestant Collapses” by Perry Griffith, 1954
- 04: “Genealogy of Fanaticism” by Emil Cioran, 1949
- 03: Kevin Kelly’s Extraordinary Internet
- 02: Link Roundup 13.02
- January 2013 (7)
- 30: ‘Penser avec les mains’ (‘Thinking with Your Hands’) by Denis de Rougemont, 1936
- 26: “Ibuki Mountain in Snow” by Hashiguchi Goyō, 1920
- 21: The Danish Film Institute’s collection of Cuban Film Posters
- 20: “We” are interrupted: Jacques Derrida on the condition for being together (1999)
- 14: Passion for immaterial purity in ‘The Luzhin Defense’ by Vladimir Nabokov, 1930
- 02: Link Roundup 13.01
- 01: Actress Ingrid Bergman plays in the snow, LIFE magazine, February 1941
- December 2012 (18)
- 31: “Party Animal” by Ronald Searle, 1992
- 29: Icelandic photographer Ragnar Axelsson (a.k.a. RAX)
- 27: “Snowy Morning” by Settai Komura, c. 1924
- 26: Animals in motion: from paleolithic cave paintings to 1,200fps videos
- 24: “Santa Claus as Christmas Tree” by Saul Steinberg, c. 1949
- 23: “Dog Chris, listening to the gramophone, Antarctica” by Herbert Ponting, c. 1911
- 22: Zojoji Temple in Snow, four prints by Kawase Hasui
- 21: “Boy meets girl – from Mars” by Weegee, ca. 1955
- 20: The unknowable: disasters and the production of explanations
- 17: “The Ethic of War” by Tom Gauld, December 2012
- 15: “But there’s something in the New York air…” by Simone de Beauvoir, 1948
- 12: “Miles Davis, San Francisco, 1961” by Leigh Wiener
- 11: “Satellites For Sale”: NASA’s 14th Shuttle Mission, November 1984
- 10: ‘Abacus’ by Paul Rand, ca. 1946
- 09: Link Roundup 12.20
- 05: American jazz pianist and composer Dave Brubeck Dies (1920-2012)
- 03: Jean-Luc Godard turns 82
- 01: The origin and development of the quotation mark
- November 2012 (10)
- 29: “Nothing seems simpler than making a list”, Georges Perec, 1976
- 28: Francis Bacon’s Last Interview, by Francis Giacobetti, 1991-1992
- 22: Cover of the Saturday Evening Post, November 22, 1941 by Richard C. Miller
- 20: “Killing Turkey” by Reuben R. Sallows, 1912
- 19: “View of house between two casinos” by Jack E. Boucher
- 18: Frontispiece for ‘Anatomische Tafeln’ by Giulio Casserio, 1656
- 15: Apeirokalia and liberal education by Leo Strauss, 1959
- 14: Link Roundup 12.19
- 07: Portrait of Thelonious Monk by Boris Chaliapin, 1964
- 06: “…all I can say in this particular medium” by Mort Gerberg, 1995
- October 2012 (13)
- 31: ‘Linotype: The Film’, by Doug Wilson, 2012
- 29: Fear and disasters: Don DeLillo on the “communal spirit” in the age of globalization
- 26: Déjeuner sur l’herbe (diptych), Alain Jacquet, 1964
- 25: Sentimentality and sensibility (Casanova, Sollers, Haneke)
- 24: ‘Holy Motors’ by Leos Carax, 2012: reviews roundup and resources
- 22: ‘Winter Journal’ by Paul Auster, 2012
- 21: “McLean, Virginia, December 1978” by Joel Sternfeld
- 09: Link Roundup 12.18
- 09: “Stay up there”, Peanuts, October 9, 1965
- 06: “Untitled” by Kathryn Macnaughton, October 2012
- 05: Fortepan: Found photography
- 03: ‘Mirror’ by Andrei Tarkovsky, 1975
- 01: “Losing too is still ours”, Rainer Maria Rilke, 1924
- September 2012 (17)
- 29: “Autumn Maple”, Sakai Ôho, 1808-1841
- 28: “Le penseur est en cage”, Paul Valéry, 1942
- 27: Farewell 35mm: the transition from celluloid to digital
- 24: “Portrait de Jean Eustache” by Alix Cléo Roubaud, 1981
- 23: Link Roundup 12.17
- 21: A bridge, ‘Invisible Cities’, Italo Calvino, 1972
- 19: Anatomical illustrations from “Précis d’histoire naturelle” by Antoine Pizon, 1930
- 17: “The Seasons: Autumn” by Alphonse Mucha, 1896
- 16: Maurice Blanchot on critique (French)
- 12: “Ema” by Gerhard Richter, 1966
- 10: Hawk Krall’s Hot-Dog Illustrations
- 08: “L’angoise” Gilbert Simondon, 1989
- 06: “Untitled” (dog), Sète no. 8, Anders Petersen, 2008
- 04: Democracy in the court of reason (Jean-Luc Nancy, 2009)
- 03: “Nk-Nk” by Anders Brekhus Nilsen (Big Questions no. 15, 2010)
- 02: Link Roundup 12.16
- 01: “Ginger Shore, Causeway Inn, Tampa, Fla., Nov. 17, 1977” by Stephen Shore
- August 2012 (9)
- 31: “SIN” by Michael Ward, 2010
- 29: ‘Le Havre’ by Aki Kaurismakï, 2011
- 27: “A Terribly Hard Fall” (‘The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser’ by Werner Herzog, 1974)
- 25: American NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong dies (1930-2012)
- 23: “His pasts await him” (The Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino, 1972)
- 08: “It became necessary to destroy the town to save it”, unknown, 1968
- 04: Link Roundup 12.15
- 03: “Surf’s Up!”, Peanuts, August 2, 1965
- 02: “Many years ago I sat one day, in a sad enough mood…”, Franz Kafka, February 15, 1920
- July 2012 (15)
- 30: “AC” by Adrian Tomine, 2011
- 23: “Coney Island Beach” by Weegee, 1940
- 23: ‘The Endless Summer’ movie poster by John Van Hamersveld, 1964
- 23: “Young woman lying on the beach” by Co Rentmeester, 1970
- 22: Link Roundup 12.14
- 21: Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro on the set of ‘Taxi Driver’, by Steve Schapiro, 1975
- 16: Wes Anderson and Jacques Henri Lartigue
- 14: On the threshold of knowledge: Pythagoreans, incommensurability and the experience of modernity.
- 13: Untitled (Fish Head) by Daido Moriyama (1978)
- 12: Francis Bacon: “If they were not my friends, I could not do such violence to them.” (1966)
- 09: Link Roundup 12.13
- 05: Elliott Erwitt: “Untitled”, Pasadena, California, 1963
- 04: ‘Psychoanalysis’, Tiny Tot Comics, No. 1, April 1955 (cover)
- 02: “Today’s Program: Jackson Pollock, “Lavender Mist”, 1950” by Ilene Segalove, 1973
- 01: “Higher Calling” by Carter Goodrich, 1998
- June 2012 (20)
- 30: Link Roundup 12.12
- 29: Hot summers in New York: Weegee and Arthur Miller
- 27: Henri Michaux’s Tent Posts: “Communicate?” (1981)
- 24: “Rue Saint-Adolphe, Baie-Saint-Paul” Gabor Szilasi, 1970
- 23: Terry Eagleton on the state of academia, June 2012
- 21: “The Shadow” by Brigitte Zieger, 2010
- 20: “R.U. a Cyberpunk?” ‘Mondo 2000’ magazine, no. 10, 1993
- 18: Weekly Link Roundup 12.11
- 17: Avedon’s son and father, 1969
- 16: “Torso” by Man Ray, 1923
- 15: Incommunicability: Kafka’s “On Parables”
- 13: Friedrich Kittler’s Protest Sign
- 10: Weekly Link Roundup 12.10
- 09: “Naked Man, Back View” by Lucian Freud, 1991-1992
- 08: ‘Permagel’ cover art by Charles Burns, 2008
- 07: Posters of the Canadian Pacific: “Travel by train” by Norman Fraser, 1937
- 06: Whatever Is Standing – Tiananmen, June 5, 1989
- 04: The New Yorker Cover – May 6, 2002, by Istvan Banyai
- 03: E. M. Cioran: “Certainties have no style…” (1952)
- 01: Weekly Link Roundup 12.09
- May 2012 (21)
- 31: “Sometimes I think the collaborative process would work better without you” by Peter C. Vey, 2009
- 28: “Scrutiny on the bounty” by Sergio Aragonés, 1972
- 27: ‘Amour’ wins director Michael Haneke his second Palme d’Or at Cannes (2012)
- 27: Some thoughts on the 2012 Quebec student protests
- 24: CCS Summer Workshop poster by Joseph Lambert, 2011
- 23: “Rise Up!” by Tom Gauld, March 2012
- 22: The end of the belief in education (Peter Sloterdijk, 1983)
- 21: “On Madness” or “On Insanity” by Leo Tolstoy, 1910
- 20: Weekly Link Roundup 12.08
- 18: Tim Hetherington on Gabor Szilasi’s warehouse
- 17: The ideal of community: belief without proof (Arendt, 1929)
- 15: “A Hedgehog” by Hans Hoffmann (before 1584)
- 14: Weekly Link Roundup 12.07
- 14: The Paintings of Klari Reis
- 11: Let’s Blow Them Out of Proportion (Dana Fradon, 1991)
- 08: American Author and Illustrator Maurice Sendak Dies (1928-2012)
- 07: The Art of Allison Sommers
- 06: Weekly Link Roundup 12.06
- 06: Orson Welles was born 97 years ago
- 03: Type Matters! by Jim Williams (2012)
- 03: From The Lively Morgue: “The Winged Victory of Samothrace” (c. 190 BC)
- April 2012 (17)
- 30: “The Human Condition” by Duane Michals (1969)
- 29: Weekly Link Roundup 12.05
- 28: Philip K. Dick, garage philosopher
- 26: “Sci-fi v Literary Fiction” by Tom Gauld, March 2011
- 24: Zorba: The Video Game (by Dr. Pippin Barr, 2011)
- 23: Weekly Link Roundup 12.04
- 22: “Make Your Own Path” by Doug Wilson (2007)
- 21: Epistemology as a form of melancholy
- 17: Ruined Polaroid by William Miller (2011)
- 15: Weekly Link Roundup 12.03
- 13: “Q Train” Nigel Van Wieck (1990)
- 12: “I Am The Orson Welles of PowerPoint” by Oyl Miller (September 2010)
- 09: Peter Sloterdijk: “We share the separator” (2005)
- 08: Weekly Link Roundup 12.02
- 07: “A Cult of Ignorance” by Isaac Asimov, 1980
- 04: Nostalgia interrupted: The paintings of David Lyle
- 01: Weekly Link Roundup 12.01
- March 2012 (19)
- 29: Nietzsche and friendship: the free spirits (1878)
- 28: “Words and Years” by Toril Johannessen (2010-2011)
- 26: “School Classroom” by Benjamin A. Gifford, c. 1905
- 25: “Blog of Myself” by Oyl Miller (March 2012)
- 24: Proper and common life in archaic Greece (Werner Jaeger, 1945)
- 22: Ernest Hemingway kicking a can of beer by John Bryson, 1959
- 18: Some remarks on authorship and source attribution online
- 14: Jacques Lacan: “the lack is lacking” / “le manque vient à manquer” (1962)
- 13: Martin Heidegger on hatred
- 12: “Therapy” by Tom Gauld, March 2012
- 11: One year later: the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster
- 10: French illustrator Jean Giraud a.k.a. Moebius Dies (1938-2012)
- 10: LOC: “Saving daylight!” postcards to congressmen, 1918
- 08: “Likers” by Christopher David Ryan (March 2012)
- 06: Dennis Hopper, John Ford and John Huston in bed together (Victor Skrebneski, 1971)
- 05: Mafalda: The Single Cowboy / El Llanero Solterón (Quino, 1972)
- 04: On uniqueness and averageness: Jason Salavon’s “Every Playboy Centerfold, The Decades” (2002)
- 03: “Reality of our century is technology” (László Moholy-Nagy, 1922)
- 01: “The Facebook Problem” by Martin Parr (February 2012)
- February 2012 (13)
- 29: Jeremy Geddes paintings
- 29: Artist Shepard Fairey pleads guilty of one count of criminal contempt
- 28: The Wall Street Journal: “Google’s Social Network Is a Virtual Ghost Town” (February 2012)
- 21: Behind-the-scene photos from François Truffaut’s The 400 Blows (Les 400 coups, 1959)
- 20: Roberto Esposito and Jean-Luc Nancy: “Dialogue on the Philosophy to come” (2010)
- 14: Peanuts, February 12, 1965
- 12: Three takes on the 2011 England Riots: Zygmunt Bauman, Slavoj Žižek and Stuart Hall
- 11: Nietzsche on socialism and the principle of equality
- 09: NASA releases hi-res restored photographs from the Gemini Program
- 05: On Luis Buñuel’s aphorism: “Thank God I’m an atheist”
- 05: Football cover art by Peter Arno for The New Yorker, 1928
- 02: W.H. Auden’s Obiter Dicta
- 01: Brian Phillips on the epic Grand Slam match between Nadal and Djokovic
- January 2012 (8)
- 28: Greek director Theodoros Angelopoulos dies at 76 (1935-2012)
- 19: Portrait of Michel Houellebecq (2010)
- 18: The “Strike Against SOPA & PIPA” Day
- 16: “When we remember that we are all mad…” by Mark Twain
- 15: Charles Mingus, NYC, 1959, by Don Hunstein
- 14: The Lady in the Radiator (Eraserhead, David Lynch, 1977)
- 09: Kafka’s Aphorisms: Believing in progress
- 01: Peanuts, January 1st, 1966
- December 2011 (11)
- 31: New Year’s eve party, 1952
- 30: Funny business at human scale: Louis CK’s “Live at the Beacon Theater”
- 29: Blanchot on the analogy between writing and suicide
- 26: Charles Eames: Self-portrait in Christmas ornament (ca. 1950s)
- 23: Puck Christmas Number, December 1900
- 17: Michael Harrington’s paintings
- 15: “Comment on s’enrhume à Paris” by Jean-Jacques Sempé, 1961
- 14: The New Yorker Cover – December 9, 1967
- 12: Milan Kundera on friendship and political convictions (Encounter, 2009)
- 11: Norman Bel Geddes’ models
- 05: Violence and community: notes on school bullying
- November 2011 (9)
- 29: Occupy Wall Street and Black Friday
- 27: Living in vain: Maupassant (1888) and Céline (1932)
- 24: “Thanksgiving” by John Currin, 2003
- 23: “The End Is Near” by David Sipress, Nov. 2011
- 19: Woody Allen: A Documentary (PBS, Nov. 2011)
- 16: “The Feast” by Jean-Michel Folon, 1983
- 09: “Europe’s rescue plan” (The Economist, Oct. 29, 2001)
- 07: “This anomaly must stop”: George Seferis’ Declaration of March 28, 1969
- 05: Occupy Wall Street: “This Time, It’s Different”
- October 2011 (10)
- 31: Who cares: giving in to inertia
- 28: “The indifference of trees to the historical moment” by Jean Baudrillard
- 21: The averageness of communication (Martin Heidegger, 1927)
- 20: “Ray’s Exterminating” by Zachary Kanin, October 2011
- 19: “Temporal Surfaces” White Walls Gallery, Spring 2010
- 15: Balzac on equality between human beings (La Duchesse de Langeais, 1834)
- 10: “So please, don’t tell me about revolutions”, A Fistful of Dynamite by Sergio Leone, 1971
- 08: Pharmaceutical drug ads: “Zoloft Kid” by Pfizer Advertisement, 1999
- 06: Steve Jobs, Apple co-founder 1955-2011
- 02: Bobby Fischer Against the World, Liz Garbus, 2011
- September 2011 (16)
- 30: “The most important things are done through tubes” by Georg Christoph Lichtenberg (1775-1776)
- 25: Ingmar Bergman and the shark from Jaws by John Bryson, 1975
- 23: André Kertész, New York, 1972
- 19: Roman Opałka, Polish painter 1931-2011
- 18: About winning and losing: The Hustler by Robert Rossen, 1961
- 17: Feeling threatened: community, security and politics in the post 9/11 era
- 14: John Currin’s Paintings
- 13: Five Years Ago: The Dawson College shooting
- 12: “Federer as Religious Experience” by David Foster Wallace, August 20, 2006
- 11: “The Confronted Community” by Jean-Luc Nancy, 2001
- 09: September 9, 2011: 30th anniversary of Jacques Lacan’s death
- 08: NYTimes.com: “The Reckoning. America and the World a Decade After 9/11”
- 06: Crowdflow.net: “Fireflies HD”, July 2011
- 05: “Science and Religion” by Tom Gauld, 2011
- 04: Histories of Violence website
- 03: L’Atalante poster, designed by Michel Gondry, 1990
- August 2011 (6)
- 29: “Like Rome—conqueror of its own people” (The Pale King, David Foster Wallace)
- 27: “This Dairy Product Has Merit”, US Department of Agriculture, ca. 1950
- 23: “How to Fish”, Walt Disney, 1942
- 21: Esox lucius / Der Hetch / Le Brochet / The Pike, Marcus Elieser Bloch, 1783
- 17: James Mollison Photography: “James & Other Apes” (2004)
- 02: 45 Years Ago: Charles Joseph Whitman
- July 2011 (15)
- 30: Erik Thor Sandberg Paintings: “Fleet”, 2009
- 25: Greek Director Michael Cacoyannis Dies at 90 (1921-2011)
- 23: “Golf in bathing suits”: the Gladyse Wilbur girls, July 9, 1926
- 20: Living Together: “Bored Couples” by Martin Parr, 1993
- 17: Jean-Luc Godard’s interview with The Guardian, July 2011
- 15: Ingmar Bergman on the set of The Seventh Seal, 1956
- 13: “The functioning of the eye in many ways can be compared to that of a camera” (1972)
- 12: Fish holds clam in its mouth and whacks it against rock
- 12: See something or say something by Eric Fischer, 2011
- 11: Documerica: Couple Kissing on Constitution Beach (Boston), July 1973
- 09: The more the better: celebrity intellectuals and the marketing of theory
- 07: Launch of Codex: the journal of typography
- 04: Cars 2, Transformers: summer jokes about Intelligent Design
- 03: Community without power?
- 02: Raymond Devos and Jean-Paul Belmondo in Pierrot le fou (Godard, 1965)
- June 2011 (13)
- 30: Georges Bataille: “L’informe” (“Formless”) 1929
- 27: “My Speech To the Graduates” by Woody Allen (1979)
- 22: Actual Copy of Terrence Malick’s Notice to Projectionists (Tree of Life)
- 17: Terrence Malick’s alleged instructions to projectionists
- 11: The Filter Bubble and the personalization of the web experience
- 10: Jaron Lanier, the Internet and the Middle Eastern revolutions
- 09: Egypt: The Revolution Was Televised
- 08: September Five at Saint-Henri (NFB, 1962)
- 07: On Democracy: Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Rousseau, Tocqueville, Zizek
- 06: 67 Years Ago: D-Day
- 05: Christine McGuire in the projection booth (1970)
- 04: Classification by Adorno and Horkheimer (1947)
- 03: The Neon Boneyard
- May 2011 (37)
- 31: La manoeuvre du langage / The Handling of Language (Paul Valéry, 1932)
- 30: Jeffrey Catherine Jones, American Painter and Illustrator (1944-2011)
- 29: Nietzsche and friends: “Among Friends” (1886)
- 27: Tool: Zanran Numerical Data Search
- 27: To believe (The Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman, 1957)
- 26: Mary Ellen Mark: Francis Ford Coppola, 1976
- 26: Jared Lee Loughner Not Competent to Stand Trial
- 25: Metaphors, terrorism and violent crimes
- 25: “Extended Mind”, XKCD (May 2011)
- 24: “Cigarettes Harm Your Health” by Reginald Mount 1962-1963
- 23: Archdiocese of Montreal Campaign 2011: Love
- 22: Terrence Malick Wins Palme d’Or in Cannes (2011)
- 22: Different views about the relation between actions and ideas
- 21: May 21st: Judgment Day and Failed Prophecies
- 19: On (bad) analogies
- 18: Unabomber’s Typewriter (to be auctioned, June 2011)
- 18: Writers at their typewriters (Guardian.co.uk, May 11, 2011)
- 18: “The Daily Fix” by Christopher David Ryan (May, 2011)
- 17: Design for Brian De Palma’s ‘Blow Out’ at The Criterion Collection
- 17: “Loughner’s Mental Competence Is Doubted” (The Wall Street Journal, May 17, 2011)
- 16: Philip K. Dick: “How to Build a Universe That Doesn’t Fall Apart Two Days Later” ([1978] 1985)
- 16: Gerard Schlosser’s Paintings
- 15: “The Century of Disasters” (Slate, May 13, 2011)
- 13: Martin Scorsese and Lars Von Trier: The Five Obstructions Remake
- 13: Nietzsche: God, activity and boredom
- 11: “Guns on Campus Nears Reality in Texas” (Wall Street Journal, May 11, 2011)
- 11: Django Unchained: Tarantino’s Next Movie
- 11: Jerry Seinfeld Personal Archives
- 09: Introducing Aphelis on Facebook
- 08: John Max, Canadian Photographer 1937-2011
- 08: Peanuts: Happy Mother’s Day!
- 08: Dorothea Lange: “Migrant Mother”, 1936
- 07: Efi Chalikopoulou: Hurt Me, 2011
- 06: May 6, 1915: Orson Welles Was Born
- 05: 50 Years Ago: First American In Space
- 04: comScore: “Facebook Ranks as Top Display Ad Publisher in Q1 2011” (May 4th, 2011)
- 02: Osama bin Laden Killed, May 1st, 2011
- April 2011 (13)
- 29: “Seen any interesting hills & valley?”: Playmates On The Moon, 1969
- 23: “Tu es adorable” (Paris nous appartient, Jacques Rivettes, 1961)
- 21: On Revolt: Kropotkin, Camus, Bataille, Arendt, Žižek
- 20: Tim Hetherington (1970-2011)
- 20: 12 Years Ago: The Columbine High School Shootings
- 20: One Year Later: The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
- 19: 16 Years Ago: Oklahoma City Bombing
- 19: “The Half-Life of Disaster” by Brian Massumi (April 2011)
- 16: Marwencol by Jeff Malmberg, 2010
- 16: Franzen, Wallace, Islands and Solitude
- 04: “Cyberpositive” by Sadie Plant and Nick Land, 1994
- 03: Disasters in Japan: Rashomon, 1950
- 02: Giorgio Agamben, Bartleby and The Book of Muhammad’s Ladder
- March 2011 (18)
- 21: “Dark Spring” by Christoph Niemann, March 2011
- 21: David Chancellor Photographs: “Huntress with buck”
- 16: Status of Japanese Nuclear Plants: Facts and Resources [3]
- 14: Japan, the 2011 Tōhoku Earthquake and Communication
- 14: Status of Japanese Nuclear Plants: Facts and Resources [2]
- 14: “Frankenstein!” by Tom Gold (March 2011)
- 13: Status of Japanese Nuclear Plants: Facts and Resources
- 11: Japan Hit by a 9.0 Earthquake (March 11, 2011)
- 09: Aaron Draplin from DDC talks about his love for pencils
- 08: “Technik Comes to America” by Eric Schatzberg (2006)
- 07: “The Ashtray: The Ultimatum (Part 1)” by Errol Morris
- 07: Le Mépris (Contempt), Jean-Luc Godard (1963)
- 04: Evgeny Morozov’s genealogy of the word “technology”
- 04: “The Art of Looking Sideways” by Alan Fletcher (2001)
- 03: René Descartes’ Meditationes de prima philosophia (1641)
- 02: “Once Again, Man Beats Machine!” by Nick Downes (2002)
- 02: “Erik Spiekermann. Putting Back the Face into Typeface” (Gestalten.tv, 2011)
- 01: “The Limits of Control” by William S. Burroughs (1978) and The Ship Metaphor
- February 2011 (14)
- 28: On Critique
- 27: Paul Madonna: “Things Your Grandmother Taught You To Steal”
- 26: Tumblr To WordPress: A New Exporter By WooThemes
- 16: Frank and Ernest: Paradigm Shift
- 14: Errol Morris and Thomas Kuhn: “The Intentional Ashtray Throwing Incident”
- 14: Heidegger: On The Essence of Truth (1930)
- 14: E. M. Cioran: Love, lost and hairdressers
- 13: Heidegger on the way we use the word ‘science’ these days
- 04: Malcolm Gladwell, media and revolution
- 04: Actress Maria Schneider Dies
- 04: Aphelis to RSS Subscribers
- 03: Heidegger, McLuhan and Technology
- 01: The Pew Research Center: “Limited Public Interest in Egyptian Protests”
- 01: The Port-Royal Logic: “Of ideas of things and signs”
- January 2011 (19)
- 31: Egypt and Internet: some caution
- 30: Bruce Davidson Photographs
- 28: “Insanity” as a legal term in the United-States
- 26: Richard Serra: “Hand Catching Lead” (1968)
- 25: Being There: First Transcontinental Phone Call, January 25th, 1915
- 25: Daido Moriyama Photographs
- 24: DKNG: “Moog” art print, 2010
- 22: Albert Camus’ Banquet Speech
- 20: “A gadget’s life: From gee-whiz to junk” (Washington Post, Jan 2010)
- 19: Jean-Luc Nancy’s “Conloquium” (1999): living together, dying apart
- 18: Bizarro: Reality TV
- 17: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service
- 17: Christoph Gielen’s Photographs meet Peter Sloterdijk’s “Poetic of Space”
- 16: Marlowe and the librarian (The Big Sleep, 1946)
- 16: “Glock: America’s Gun” by Paul M. Barrett
- 15: WikiLeaks, Information and Diffusion
- 10: Peter Sloterdijk and the specificities of modern terrorism
- 10: Once Upon A Time… Technologies From The Past
- 01: “Wishing you a Happy New Year”
- December 2010 (2)
- November 2010 (31)
- 28: Dan Witz Paintings: Mosh Pits, 2010
- 26: Techno Tuesday: “Best Clip Ever”
- 25: Yue Minjun’s paintings [1]: “Between Men and Animal”, 2005
- 24: Richard P. Bentall: “A proposal to classify happiness as a psychiatric disorder”, 1992
- 23: Étienne Jules-Marey’s Myograph
- 22: Nielsen: “Kids in the U.S. Eyeing Big-Ticket Tech This Holiday Season”
- 19: Tim Biskup: The Ether Exhibition, 2007
- 18: Georges Didi-Huberman: “L’image brûle” / “The Image Burns” (2004)
- 17: Erno-Erik Raitanen: “Bacteriograms” (2008-2010)
- 17: The Onion: “Historians Admit To Inventing Ancient Greeks”
- 16: Barnaby Barford: “The Good The Bad The Belle”, 2009
- 16: Facebook Messages as a relief for the burden of emails
- 15: The Crave For Fame
- 14: “Libraries will ultimately be forced to use computers” (Barach, 1962)
- 13: “Gerry Alanguilan repanels Tintin in Tibet”
- 13: HyperCities
- 12: Italian Producer Dino De Laurentiis dies
- 12: “La Péninsule De Gaspé Peninsula”
- 11: John Cuneo: “Literary Skin: Great Writers, Naked”
- 10: Adrian Ghenie Paintings [1]
- 09: Art Young for The Masses magazine, 1913
- 08: Li Hua: “China, Roar!” 1936
- 08: Mick Stevens, cartoonist: “Floyd, I think we turned our clocks back way too much”
- 07: Antonio López García: “Woman in the Bathtub”, 1971
- 07: LOC: “Saving Daylight”, 1918
- 05: Gabor Szilasi Photographs [2]
- 04: Procrastinators As Self-Handicapers
- 03: Nam June Paik: “McLuhan Caged (in Electronic Art II)”
- 02: William Eggleston Photographs [1]: The Los Alamos Project
- 01: Quine: The Possible Bald Man In The Doorway
- 01: 9000: “Echo”
- October 2010 (15)
- 31: Posters from the WPA: “October’s ‘bright blue weather’ : A good time to read!”
- 30: Banksy: Selling Out Dissent
- 30: Sony to halt domestic shipments of new tape Walkmans
- 29: Gabor Szilasi Photographs [1]
- 27: American Graphic Designer S. Neil Fujita Dies (1921-2010)
- 27: Growth of HTML5 video available on the Web
- 25: Benoît B. Mandelbrot (1924-2010)
- 25: Chris Beckman: “oops”, 2009
- 24: Alphonse Mucha: “Job”, 1898
- 24: Alex Gross Paintings
- 22: Christopher Anderson Photographs (0)
- 21: Michael Ward paintings [1]
- 13: David Dawson: Lucian Freud, Working at Night (2005)
- 13: Jean-Luc Godard on film’s aspect ratio
- 06: Cover of the 1983 edition of Guy Debord’s Society of the Spectacle
- July 2010 (1)
- June 2010 (7)
- 24: Roberto Esposito: Communitas (1998) [2] (0)
- 24: Roberto Esposito: Communitas (1998) [1] (0)
- 21: Quintilian on False Definitions (0)
- 07: Going Postal ? Robin Parks (0)
- 05: Tumblr and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) (0)
- 03: Mass Murder : Assumptions and Speculations (0)
- 01: Running Amok / Runaway (0)
- May 2010 (2)
- April 2010 (1)
- March 2010 (1)
- 14: Haul Vloggers (0)
- February 2010 (1)
- January 2010 (2)
- 31: Calendrier et société (0)
- 27: Avedon’s Instructions? (0)
- November 2009 (1)
- September 2009 (1)
- May 2009 (1)
- March 2009 (1)
- 14: Plutarch and the fear of death (0)
- February 2009 (1)
- 01: Gabriel Matzneff – De la rupture (0)
- January 2009 (3)
- December 2008 (3)
- 30: “Measure of wisdom” Friedrich Nietzsche, 1879 (0)
- 21: Johnny Kelly «Procrastination» (2007) (0)
- 21: I Know I Have Lost (0)
- November 2008 (12)
- 28: … Before I Consider Us Lost (0)
- 26: Lost In Space – A Tool Bag Misfortune (0)
- 25: The highway as the perfect apparatus: Deleuze, Tiqqun (0)
- 23: “L’homme secrète du désastre” by Emil Cioran, 1952 (0)
- 23: Sandra Rivi – Loneliness (0)
- 19: Bertrand Russel – The Problems of Philosophy / Problèmes de philosophie (0)
- 19: Le Bon – Psychologie des foules / The Crowd (0)
- 16: ‘Contre l’espoir comme tâche politique’ by Lawrence Olivier, 2004 (0)
- 15: E. M. Cioran: “Écrire des aphorismes” (1982) (0)
- 11: Bartleby: Dead Letter Office (0)
- 11: Solastalgia – The desolation of home (0)
- 10: Stephen Shore on framing in Japanese woodblock prints (0)
- August 2008 (2)
- July 2008 (14)
- 22: Bande à part / Band of Ousiders (0)
- 20: Man’s insanity (Foucault, 1961) (0)
- 16: Woody Allen – Match Point (2005) [2] (0)
- 16: Woody Allen – Match Point (2005) (0)
- 15: Baudrillard – L'événement singulier (0)
- 15: Baudrillard – No aphrodisiac like innocence (0)
- 14: “aphelis”: without a stone (0)
- 14: Baudrillard – Sublime indifférence (0)
- 07: Lose – Online Etymology Dictionary (0)
- 07: Robert Musil – Moosbrugger (0)
- 06: Stefan Zweig – Der Amokläufer (0)
- 04: Falling Down by Joel Schumacher, 1993 (0)
- 04: Tiqqun – Produire le désastre (0)
- 04: Iron Maiden: Man On The Edge (0)
- June 2008 (11)
- 25: Proust : les paradis qu'on a perdus / paradises we have lost (0)
- 23: Guy Debord: “What communication have we desired?” (1961) (0)
- 23: Catch-22 : no-win situation (0)
- 18: Guy Debord – Notes sur le poker (0)
- 18: L'hégémonie selon Baudrillard (0)
- 17: The Radical Loser (0)
- 16: “A deepening of the reigning separation” (0)
- 12: Ode To Joy : Creep Tearfully Away From This Circle (or get lost) (0)
- 11: Épiméthée : l'homme sans qualité (0)
- 11: Milton : Paradise Lost / Paradis perdu (0)
- 05: “The madman is unaware of difference”, Michel Foucault, 1966 (0)
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