Writes things and that. Views probably not even my own. Not good at this. Associate Professor, WSU.
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Bloody hell - how good's this?! I missed it some months ago: @drcfleming on "Huts" (Heidegger's, Wittgenstein's, Adorno's* (* "the last philosopher who would be caught dead in a hut"), Kaczynski...) In:
@OverlandJournal overland.org.au/2025/08/huts…
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“With the hut as his base, Heidegger would set out on walks where he would collect water from a well and think philosophically.”
This is different, but in a good way: a comic by Chris Fleming on philosophers and their huts.
overland.org.au/2025/08/huts…
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A collaboration between @Hisemonger and @drcfleming, 'The Varieties of Religious Experience' uses clever repetition to explore self-love, self-deprecation, god, and of course, grant applications. Read more in the first issue of The Marrow: themarrowpoetry.com/issue-1/…
The arbitrary form of phrasal verbs is enough to make me want to throw out.
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I be shorted.
Just announced: the 2024 Calibre Essay Prize shortlist!
Congratulations Stuart Cooke, Else Fitzgerald, @drcfleming @nicole_hasham Jeni Hunter, @sanghwa_1998 Natasha Roberts @natasha_sholl Tracey Slaughter, David Sornig and Carrie Tiffany.
australianbookreview.com.au/…
Chris Fleming retweeted
Just announced: the 2024 Calibre Essay Prize shortlist!
Congratulations Stuart Cooke, Else Fitzgerald, @drcfleming @nicole_hasham Jeni Hunter, @sanghwa_1998 Natasha Roberts @natasha_sholl Tracey Slaughter, David Sornig and Carrie Tiffany.
australianbookreview.com.au/…
Captain America and the wife of Darth Vader weigh in on issues in history and cultural anthropology. I don’t think the issue will be truly settled until we hear the views of Thor and Willy Wonka.
I searched your Tweets and Insta posts and found absolutely no mention of Hitler, so I’m presuming you condone his actions.
A heinous ideological crime emerging only at the moment of incapacitation whereby one's ability understand the grammatical subject of a sentence is occluded.
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Should you want to get your catastrophe talk humming: my conversation with Stanford’s Jean-Pierre Dupuy: academia.edu/107720765/Time_…
Everything you didn’t think to ask about J-JR…
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On ABC Radio National at 5.30pm tonight, on The Philosophers Zone. Talking about “victim politics.” Hopefully I can now get cancelled by everyone.
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From the #SRBArchive (2019): @drcfleming on being cool in Theoretical Cool.
‘To compound difficulties, outside of these focus groups, cool is largely an unspeakable art and its artisans will rarely admit to practicing it – to being cool, that is.’
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From the #SRBArchive (2019): @drcfleming on being cool in Theoretical Cool.
‘To compound difficulties, outside of these focus groups, cool is largely an unspeakable art and its artisans will rarely admit to practicing it – to being cool, that is.’
sydneyreviewofbooks.com/essa…
We have here gone from the description of what someone actually does (administrate) to a label which simply names someone (anyone!) who has trained in some way and is now in a paid occupation.
