An Un-canny Ontology

In my last post I attempted to work through a concept of the rhetorical wrangle as the oscillation inherent in Burkean identification. For ...

The “rhetorical wrangle” is a phrase that only briefly appears in Kenneth Burke’s A Rhetoric of Motives , but as a concept (one that I wish ...

So I've officially let this blog live its own life for awhile. Not good. So in the next few weeks I will be developing my ideas over rhe...

I only have a brief amount of time before I have to run off and teach, but it seems that my post on hacking and allusion has received a few ...

Levi Bryant's much awaited tome is up for purchase in the US on Amazon . And just in time for a brilliant stocking stuffer.

Over at Tim Richardson’s blog objet(a)uthenticity , the question is raised as to whether an object can be designed to be authentic . For Tim...

Over at Tim Richardson’s new blog Objet(a)uthenticity , he questions the idea of authenticity as it relates to both the prosthetic and the h...