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- Anti-Cosmosis: Black Mahapralaya [Hideous Gnosis]
- Becoming Spice: Commentary as Geophilosophy [Collapse]
- Between Angela and Actaeon: Dislocation (with Anna Klosowska) [L'Esprit Createur]
- Beyond the Sphere: A Dialogic Commentary on the Ultimate Sonetto of Dante's Vita Nuova (with Anna Klosowska)
- Black Sabbath's Black Sabbath: A Gloss on Heavy Metal's Originary Song [Reconstruction]
- Conjuring the Phantasm (Review of Giorgio Agamben's Signature of All Things) [Theory & Event]
- Decapitating Cinema [And They Were Two In One And One In Two]
- dESIRE Gloss: A Specimen (with Kristen Alvanson & Scott Wilson) [Glossator]
- Eros as Cosmic Sorrow [Mystics Quarterly]
- Event of Oneself
- Getting Anagogic [Rhizomes]
- Gourmandized in the Abattoir of Openness [Leper Creativity]
- Grave Levitation [Loveeee Journal]
- Habit and Cataclysm, or, Exploding Plasticity [French Theory Today]
- Half Dead: Parsing Cecilia [Dark Chaucer]
- Individuation: This Stupidity [Postmedieval]
- Labor, Language, Laughter: Aesop and the Apophatic Human
- Metal Studies and the Scission of the Word [Journal for Cultural Research]
- Mysticism or Mystification?: Against Subject -Creationism [English Language Notes]
- Non potest hoc corpus decollari: Beheading and the Impossible [Heads Will Roll]
- Obiectum [Speculative Medievalisms]
- Per Speculum in Aenigmate [Speculative Medievalisms]
- Secret: No Light Has Ever Seen the Black Universe [Dark Nights of the Universe]
- The One with a Hand: An Essay on Embodiment, Labor, and Alienation [Rhizomes]
- The Severed Hand: Commentary and Ecstasy [English Language Notes]
- The Sorrow of Being [Qui Parle]
- The Voice of the Hammer: The Meaning of Work in Middle English Literature [Notre Dame Press]
- Unknowing Animals [Speculations]
- What Is This That Stands Before Me?: Metal as Deixis [Reflections in the Metal Void]
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2 comments:
the last one is my very favorite! It makes me smile :o)
It is beautiful indeed and I was unable to resist keeping up the longest during the lecture. It is married in my mind to this: "The before of martyric decapitation is . . . the time-folding self-possession of desire itself, the actualization of the will as its own potentiality, the nearest and dearest renunciation that realizes the summit of all desire and longing as already achieved."
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