RT @ubuweb: Henry Miller Recalls and Reflects 1957, 2x LP, Riverside Records [MP3]: http://is.gd/zxjxNB

posted at 06:08:41

@koheisaito0131 You may find a dancer nearly in tears at the main gate of a temple and fall in.. http://is.gd/YheHBe

posted at 22:21:54

@mnb_chiba http://www.geocities.jp/mr_reds9fukudajp/shumigakuto010531....

posted at 15:06:27

@mnb_chiba This? http://ameblo.jp/gabutanu/entry-10384266095.html

posted at 14:54:18

@mnb_chiba Bracken namul is an excellent dish! http://cookpad.com/recipe/892031

posted at 21:13:55

@mnb_chiba bracken ..

posted at 19:31:52

Claude Simon's "Le vent" lets time disappear and all things run parallel with each other.

posted at 20:33:32

@ytb_at_twt I mistook Ada for Agda :-p

posted at 14:22:47

@ytb_at_twt Can you tell me what language you will employ? Scheme? Python? Haskell?

posted at 14:15:27

"Come out of your stupid body you nameless assholes!" William Burroughs "Soft Machine"

posted at 09:51:29

"All out of time and into space. Come out of the time-word 'the' forever. Come out of the body word 'thee' forever" Burroughs "Soft Machine"

posted at 09:47:18

Coleridge noted an unignorable discrepancy between logic and practice that Hamlet undertakes probably in a Kantian manner.

posted at 21:33:02

RT @ubuweb: William S. Burroughs film archive. Documentaries, interviews, & cut-ups, 1963-1990: http://is.gd/WRWqcm

posted at 19:04:30

Deleuzians never understand Deleuze because of this axiom; reading is misreading.

posted at 09:46:44

“Reality has taken a leaf from my book and set itself to supercede me.“

posted at 09:43:06

British Idealism: A History http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PhilosophicalReviews/News/~3...

posted at 05:05:27

Cartesian dualism that divides individual into body and mind is baroque from the point of view of Walter Benjamin.

posted at 21:25:58

Hegel foresaw that Holderline's wellspring of image would run dry.

posted at 11:13:19

Indeed Yoshimoto had no knowledge of foreign languages, but he was better at a universal language than other literary critics--mathematics.

posted at 00:06:45

@kosugi I'm completely taken with SUPER☆GiRLS.

posted at 23:16:26

@mnb_chiba If someone plans to cinematize Father Brown, he must be insane. It is impossible to put his subtle rhetoric into image.

posted at 23:13:14

@kosugi May I ask you if you are a big fan of momoiro clover?

posted at 23:08:19

Hegelian dialectic has to go thorough the abolishment of time in the course of progressing toward the Absolute Spirit.

posted at 17:52:48

The reorganization of Spirit has to deal with inorganic and unanimated memories in order to complete itself.

posted at 14:16:21

Freud's time theory is more compatible with Hegel's than with Kant's.

posted at 14:10:26

In this sense Hegel would have gotten closer to the material thorough anamnesis than Marx.

posted at 14:06:36

Mallarme regarded as impersonal Hegel's Spirit which needs not to be embodied in time. What if he treated it as inhumanity?

posted at 13:57:33

Hegelian dialectic reorganizes the Spirit from some memories, ruling out any notion of time.

posted at 13:46:50

Freud's reproach of Kant as well as Hegel's lies in the uncertainty of temporal cognition.

posted at 13:42:32

From the point of view of Freud, as far as a man is conscious of the discontinuity of time, temporal difference, his humanity can be ensured

posted at 13:38:56

In Japan Yoshimoto might be the first who focused on the masses with a theoretical approach to the Japanese mass culture.

posted at 00:37:33

Yoshimoto was a student of Toyama, a mathematician who had some relationship with Weil, who helped Levi-Strauss to form structuralism.

posted at 00:32:17

Yoshimoto's theory was structuralistic, although he formulated it with no knowledge of French structuralism.

posted at 00:28:04

R.I.P. TakaAki Yoshimoto. He played a prominent part of the modern thought, literary critic, and political theory of Japan.

posted at 00:21:12

@hanekomu Thanks much. 'Begriff' implies something like quiddity (what-ness) also from the point of view of Hegel.

posted at 21:59:54

@ttt_cellule I feel inclined to change my blog's name...

posted at 21:54:27

@hanekomu I know the meaning of begreifen. Although the meaning sounds to me akin to 'grasp' and 'apprehend,' rather than 'understand.'

posted at 20:41:57

@hanekomu Or in that sense the word functions for combining a certain variable with something?

posted at 20:35:20

@hanekomu Thanks. The term is in relation to something idealistic as math symbols?

posted at 20:15:53

Indeed Derrida took a critical view of the phenomenological notion of reference, but reference, as such, was not an issue at stake.

posted at 19:35:10

Begriff has nothing to do with reference. For it is not concerned with any physical thing.

posted at 19:30:05

Hegel relates Begriff (notion, apprehension) to what is over our sensitivity and, in theological terms, can be treated only by reason.

posted at 18:33:46

Begriff that is designed in general to describe natural phenomena does not function as reference and in the philosophy of Hegel.

posted at 18:27:40

Milton Friedman looked at various schools of economics from a broad perspective; his investigation covered Uno-school Marxian economics.

posted at 16:35:07

Gilson gave Chesterton's biography of Aquinas the highest value.

posted at 11:27:20

@Anklang If you visit Tenka-chaya, they will appear.

posted at 23:05:52

Inventions of the Imagination: Imagination: Romanticism and Beyond Beyond http://ndpr.nd.edu/news/29203-inventions-of-the-imagination...

posted at 23:04:24

Hegel revealed that a significant difference between anamnesis and memory is compatible with that between the organic and the mechanical.

posted at 02:01:38

De Man thought this particular kind of Hegel's haecceity in relation to temporarity.

posted at 01:23:09

The haecceity of 'I' has to cancel itself to come to an issue at stake in Hegelian logic.

posted at 00:34:28