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  1. Experiencing (Im)potentiality: Bollnow and Agamben on the Educational Meaning of School Practices.Joris Vlieghe - 2013 - Studies in Philosophy and Education 32 (2):189-203.
    This article explores the uses of Agamben’s philosophy for understanding the educational meaning of practices that typically take/took place at school, such as the collective rehearsal of the alphabet or the multiplication tables. More precisely, I propose that these forms of ‘practising’ show what schooling, as a particular and historically contingent institution, is all about. Instead of immediately assessing the ‘practice of practising’ in terms of learning outcomes, I turn to Bollnow’s attempt to analyze this phenomenon in a substantially educational (...)
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  • The “Onanism of Poetry”: walt whitman, rob halpern and the deconstruction of masturbation.Sam Ladkin - 2015 - Angelaki 20 (4):131-156.
    Lyric is onanistic: masturbation is the latent content of lyric poetry. This article counters queer theory with a turn to onanist theory, pointing out the centrality of masturbation to the work of Jacques Derrida, and suggesting that rather than consider masturbation the supplement to sex, we might consider the opposite. Modern man has, according to Derrida, been mistaken in his metaphysics by a deluded fidelity to presence, an ontological error to which he has been attached as though to a lover; (...)
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