18 April 2005
new links
Just to prove once again that undercurrent is on to something with the 'geo-political hag' compliment-disguised-as-an-insult, here are some of the latest blogs to link to IT:
the bad rash from Barcelona/Devon: has 'a keen interest in, political theory and the history of philosophy and philosophical logic', and a big thing for Royal Trux. Funnily enough, so did I. 1995's Thank You was my favourite LP for ages, particularly 'Fear Strikes Out'. Was disappointed by 1999's Veterans of Disorder as was sweet effay when I gave him a copy. But there you go.
goMONist a Turkish blog who tends to write about...erm....well....I don't know really. Perhaps ideology and anti-fascism, if my linguistic guesses are correct.
Finally sex drugs and post-structuralism, which links to me, something about Robert Anton Wilson, Web Deleuze and an Alexander Shulgin blog (jealous, effay?!). The email address is Italian, but I'm not really sure where the author resides. Mainly consists of a series of attempts to demonstrate the cogency of Deleuze's arguments via psychopharmacology and music festivals: 'When the Woodstock rock festival 'emerged out' (of all the previous rock festival repetitions) it was a singular event, all the subsequent series of Woodstocks (Woodstock 2000, 2001, 2002 etc..) are not a repetition of the same Woodstock festival iterating itself as the same festival throughout time, but rather the repetition of that singular event (i.e. the original Woodstock festival). This has the paradoxical meaning that what is actually involved in repetition is the always repetition of a singularity - not repetition of/as the same, the common or the general'.
So there you have it. Infinite Thought: conceptually egalitarian, distinctly populist and border-free since 2004. Still waiting for someone to access the blog from Antarctica though.
the bad rash from Barcelona/Devon: has 'a keen interest in, political theory and the history of philosophy and philosophical logic', and a big thing for Royal Trux. Funnily enough, so did I. 1995's Thank You was my favourite LP for ages, particularly 'Fear Strikes Out'. Was disappointed by 1999's Veterans of Disorder as was sweet effay when I gave him a copy. But there you go.
goMONist a Turkish blog who tends to write about...erm....well....I don't know really. Perhaps ideology and anti-fascism, if my linguistic guesses are correct.
Finally sex drugs and post-structuralism, which links to me, something about Robert Anton Wilson, Web Deleuze and an Alexander Shulgin blog (jealous, effay?!). The email address is Italian, but I'm not really sure where the author resides. Mainly consists of a series of attempts to demonstrate the cogency of Deleuze's arguments via psychopharmacology and music festivals: 'When the Woodstock rock festival 'emerged out' (of all the previous rock festival repetitions) it was a singular event, all the subsequent series of Woodstocks (Woodstock 2000, 2001, 2002 etc..) are not a repetition of the same Woodstock festival iterating itself as the same festival throughout time, but rather the repetition of that singular event (i.e. the original Woodstock festival). This has the paradoxical meaning that what is actually involved in repetition is the always repetition of a singularity - not repetition of/as the same, the common or the general'.
So there you have it. Infinite Thought: conceptually egalitarian, distinctly populist and border-free since 2004. Still waiting for someone to access the blog from Antarctica though.
