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In Defence of ‘Noir Theory’: Laruelle, Deleuze, and Other Detectives

Theory, Culture and Society, 2020
What happens when theory falters? A concern with the anthropocentric limitations of critical thought dominates contemporary cultural theory. For Joanna Zylinska, however, this concern often reflects a longstanding humanist anxiety, one that is today ...
Rob Coley
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The Ordinary Contested, Laruelle contra Deleuze and Guattari

Paragraph, 2021
Andrew Sackin-Poll
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The Laruellean Clinamen: François Laruelle and French Atomism

Continental Philosophy Review, 2018
Joseph M Spencer
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Laruelle

2014
Alexander R Galloway
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All Thoughts Are Equal

2015
John O Maoilearca
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On the authoritarian and minoritarian uses of language in François Laruelle

2017
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WITH ONE'S EYES HALF-CLOSED, A PARTICLE OF LARUELLE

Angelaki - Journal of the Theoretical Humanities, 2014
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Nietzsche, Nishitani, and Laruelle on the Apostle Paul: tradition and the affirmation of life

Comparative and Continental Philosophy
Matthew C Kruger
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Five Postural Mutations of Laruelle and the Nonhuman

2015
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