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Chantal Akerman’s Là-bas: The Suspended Image and the Politics of Anti-Messianism

Chrysanthi Nigianni
July 2013
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It is this double exigency-recognition of the closure of the political and practical deprivation of philosophy as regards itself and its own authority– which leads us to think in terms of re-treating the politi...

Like Tears in… Brain

Marko Bauer
December 2011
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“The brain is the flesh.” Using ‘Artaud-Deleuze’ as a guide, Marko Bauer traverses the cerebral territory of Gaspar Noé’s film. Enter at your peril.

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