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surprisingly dramatic

debord makes a big fuss about marx's most incidental footnotes

going to try to copy his life 1:1

whenever i read a philosopher on some other related subject i always wonder why it isnt a foundational text of that discipline. foucault in history, althusser in political economy, nietzsche in classical studies.

apolline = paranoid, dionysian = schizophrenic? seems pretty simple why didn't nietzsche just write a thousand plateaus? is he stupid?

cried during 'language, life and labour 5: language become object' award

you really start getting the feeling that foucault is the smartest guy ever around here. everything is coming back to the episteme so gracefully and completely. looking at the chapter names ahead, there are some incredibly vast analyses undertaken (ideology and criticism?! psychoanalysis and ethnology?!)

can feel myself dissolving into my molar parts

beginning with economics chapter he starts absolutely spamming the thesis. every other paragraph ends with "movements of knowledge across history are governed by the episteme, guiding the general direction of the human sciences" im not joking.