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From ‘the uncontested’, a poem in my latest book, In the Not-too-distant Present. This poem was first published in the one-and-only Otoliths (ed. Mark Young). Books & tricks available here: linktr.ee/stuhatton
Stu Hatton
@stuhatton.bsky.social
Writer/editor, writing workshop facilitator. Poetry, philosophy, psychoanalysis, etc. Leftist. Parent, errant gardener, hack guitarist. Vice President of Australian Psychedelic Society. https://linktr.ee/stuhatton
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From ‘the uncontested’, a poem in my latest book, In the Not-too-distant Present. This poem was first published in the one-and-only Otoliths (ed. Mark Young). Books & tricks available here: linktr.ee/stuhatton
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Franz Kafka, though a writer, is also a kind of literary philosopher, whose works probe humanity’s greatest questions. In an interview, Aaron Schuster explains how the writer’s work turns philosophy into “an object of wonder for itself.” Read more: thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/wondering-at...
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“The Igbo people say, If you want to see it well, you must not stand in one place.” —Chinua Achebe buff.ly/99MA3Nj
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I rate Todd Haynes’ Velvet Underground doc very, very highly - it does justice to the band & their ethos. Love the hippies vs poetes maudits subplot (ofc the latter have to win). #musicsky #docusky #filmsky #whattowatch #loureed #johncale #warhol #hippies #nico #1960s #heroin #poetesmaudits #music
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www.e-flux.com/notes/678351... Zupančič challenges the idea that crisis is merely a temporary interruption of normality. Perhaps the interregnum is the regnum itself: instability is not an exception but the very logic of contemporary political life.
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Today would have been Michel Foucault's 100th birthday. In honor of his Centennial, and our own, we're offering a wide variety of free content related to the great philosopher on our blog. Books, chapters, & articles will be open access until Dec. 15, 2026. #DUP100 #Foucault buff.ly/H2nyiVZ
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Jakobson's genius was in his knack for building scholarly communities wherever he landed. My article covers how he turned phonology into a universal key for culture and why he studied aphasia. gorky.media/context/stya... #RomanJakobson #structuralism #linguistics #phonology #formalism #poetics
may or may not be good hangover reading #ymmv #hegel #philosophy #logic #dialectics #PhilSky #PhilosophySky
Why is there something rather than nothing? Hegel's answer might surprise you! 📜 sphil.xyz/articles/heg... #Philosophy #Hegel #Logic #Dialectics #GermanIdealism #StudyPhilosophy #SeminarSeries #CriticalThinking #HegelianLogic #Metaphysics #HistoryOfPhilosophy #DeepThinking #something #nothing
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Had an excellent conversation with Daniel Tutt about some of the topics included in my book The Inexorable Fall youtu.be/LSpYlK0qkuI?...
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The deeper history of literally everything can be assumed to have been like this, can it not?
Graydon Carter’s memoir says he wrote an unflattering piece about how vulgar Trump is for GQ. Thin-skinned Donald got employees to buy all the copies. Si Newhouse, noting the brisk sales, recommend that Random House publish “The Art of the Deal,” which led to “The Apprentice.” Hence this presidency.
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Music is the a̶n̶s̶w̶e̶r̶ question. #music #musicsky #NowPlaying #house #tribalhouse #dj
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“I write to find out what I think about something.” —Anne Carson buff.ly/GMlbtvA
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Delighted & honoured to have been accepted into the MA in Psychoanalysis program at the Global Centre for Advanced Studies #GCAS. My proposed research involves applying psychoanalytic and dialectical thinking to psychedelics.
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