Tag Archives: peter sloterdijk

Lived Nonhuman Ethics

Posted on 12/14/2012 by

My core concern, both academically and also personally, is working through the question of what it means to be ethical to nonhumans. Most often that takes the form of the human ethical relationship to animals. That said, my ethical concerns … Continue reading →

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On Sloterdijk’s “Spheric Mourning”

Posted on 03/16/2012 by

So this is an assignment that I had to do for a class. Just your general pick an essay, read it, interpret it kind of thing. So I thought that anyone who wanted to learn more about the short chapter … Continue reading →

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On Sloterdijk’s Spheres vol.1 – Bubbles

Posted on 03/02/2012 by

This book is massive, and difficult, and steeped in old, ancient research that, most likely, ten people have ever seen, Peter Sloterdijk being one of them. That said, I was fascinated by the book, and so I am going to … Continue reading →

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A Quick Note on Sloterdijk and the Bioshock Series

Posted on 02/07/2012 by

I’m reading the first volume of Peter Sloterdijk’s Spheres series, titled Bubbles, which is essentially about how space is created. More particularly, it is about how psychological and communicatory practices are enveloped in a struggle that shapes and constitutes space and … Continue reading →

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