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Tag Archives: Buddhism
Buddhism After Badiou Talk at Middlesex Philosophy Dept. March 1
I’ll be giving a talk in London at the Middlesex U. Philosophy Department on Tuesday, March 1. Details here. This is one of the most progressive philosophy departments around and it’s a real honor to speak there, even more so … Continue reading
Posted in Talks
Tagged Alain Badiou, Bertolt Brecht, Buddhism, Chairman Mao, Gedun Choephel, Marxism, Middlesex University, Philosophy, Talks, Walter Benjamin
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Buddhism and Critical Theory: New Approaches!
I participated in a very interesting panel at the Modern Language Association meeting in Los Angeles last weekend. Three of us, Tim Morton, author of Ecology Without Nature, Eric Cazdyn, author of the soon to be published The Already Dead, … Continue reading
Arthur Russell and Buddhism
I’m just finishing Tim Lawrence’s excellent biography of Arthur Russell, Hold On To Your Dreams: Arthur Russell and the Downtown Music Scene, 1973-1992. In some ways, New York in the 1970s is starting to be very well charted territory, but … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 1970-1979, 1973-1992, Allen Ginsberg, Arthur Russell, Arto Lindsay, Buddhism, Don Cherry, Drone, Eliane Radigue, Hakim Bey, Hold On To Your Dreams: Arthur Russell and the Downtown Music Scene, John Cage, John Giorno, Kailas Shugendo, La Monte Young, Love of Life Orchestra, Love Saves The Day: A History of American Dance Music Culture, mutant disco, Nick Siano, Paradise Garage, Peter Gordon, Philip Glass, Spontaneous Bop Poetics, The Gallery, Tim Lawrence, Yuko Nonomura
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In Praise of Copying 