i wish more people were acquainted with semiotics and post-structuralist media critique. Theres people saying all representation is endorsement, others saying art doesn't affect reality in any way, both bullshit. Speaking as a film student, that kind of debate just doesn't exist in academia. At all.
November 4, 2026 at 2:01 AM
i wish more people were acquainted with semiotics and post-structuralist media critique. Theres people saying all representation is endorsement, others saying art doesn't affect reality in any way, both bullshit. Speaking as a film student, that kind of debate just doesn't exist in academia. At all.
OK, but are we allowed to remember there was a viral Leftist Essay in which "the left" needed to expel sour identitarian SJW Scolds (women; Black people) in order to make room for vital working-class voices like... Russell Brand www.opendemocracy.net/en/exiting-v...
November 6, 2026 at 12:15 PM
OK, but are we allowed to remember there was a viral Leftist Essay in which "the left" needed to expel sour identitarian SJW Scolds (women; Black people) in order to make room for vital working-class voices like... Russell Brand www.opendemocracy.net/en/exiting-v...
contemporary art history gotta be the most backassward useless labeling high society bullshit i've ever experienced
"Hypermodernity"
"Post-Structuralist Postmodernism"
"Neo-Expressionist Postmodernism"
these shit useless labels mean NOTHING why is it LIKE THIS
what does modern MEAN
"Hypermodernity"
"Post-Structuralist Postmodernism"
"Neo-Expressionist Postmodernism"
these shit useless labels mean NOTHING why is it LIKE THIS
what does modern MEAN
November 5, 2026 at 6:50 PM
contemporary art history gotta be the most backassward useless labeling high society bullshit i've ever experienced
"Hypermodernity"
"Post-Structuralist Postmodernism"
"Neo-Expressionist Postmodernism"
these shit useless labels mean NOTHING why is it LIKE THIS
what does modern MEAN
"Hypermodernity"
"Post-Structuralist Postmodernism"
"Neo-Expressionist Postmodernism"
these shit useless labels mean NOTHING why is it LIKE THIS
what does modern MEAN
Wake up fellas, we're heading to the library and I'm telling you all about post-structuralist historiography on the way there.
November 1, 2026 at 12:22 PM
Wake up fellas, we're heading to the library and I'm telling you all about post-structuralist historiography on the way there.
Days Since I Quoted a Post-Structuralist: 0
November 1, 2026 at 9:21 PM
Days Since I Quoted a Post-Structuralist: 0
By replacing the retroactively mapped French post-structuralist concept of the "simulacrum" with Kuroda’s actual operative mechanism—the Isomorph—we can accurately chart the convergence and divergence between Kuroda's post-quantum cosmology and Gilles Deleuze’s ontology of difference.
October 31, 2026 at 4:10 PM
By replacing the retroactively mapped French post-structuralist concept of the "simulacrum" with Kuroda’s actual operative mechanism—the Isomorph—we can accurately chart the convergence and divergence between Kuroda's post-quantum cosmology and Gilles Deleuze’s ontology of difference.
Deleuze’s Simulacrum (Post-Structuralist Ontology): A simulacrum is a copy that has subverted the very necessity of an original. It does not look like something else; it produces its own internal, destabilizing reality through the "powers of the false."
October 31, 2026 at 4:12 PM
Deleuze’s Simulacrum (Post-Structuralist Ontology): A simulacrum is a copy that has subverted the very necessity of an original. It does not look like something else; it produces its own internal, destabilizing reality through the "powers of the false."
Ha! Yep. I used to have that thought regularly decades ago (during grad. school) while studying, among other things--both in my discipline, and via interdisciplinary studies--various literary theories (typically post-structuralist). Thus, for example ... well, I won't share my prototypical example.
October 31, 2026 at 2:37 PM
Ha! Yep. I used to have that thought regularly decades ago (during grad. school) while studying, among other things--both in my discipline, and via interdisciplinary studies--various literary theories (typically post-structuralist). Thus, for example ... well, I won't share my prototypical example.
(1 of 6) This is not so much a question - but rather more a post-structuralist critique in the vein of Chantal Mouffe. First, the fact that you would even give such an uninteresting critique demonstrates that your interpretation was essentially incompatible with the...
October 31, 2026 at 3:41 AM
(1 of 6) This is not so much a question - but rather more a post-structuralist critique in the vein of Chantal Mouffe. First, the fact that you would even give such an uninteresting critique demonstrates that your interpretation was essentially incompatible with the...
(1 of 3,851) This is not so much a question - but rather more a post-structuralist critique in the vein of Jean-Paul Sartre. First, the fact that you would even give such a mundane critique demonstrates that your interpretation was fundamentally misaligned with the...
October 30, 2026 at 3:41 AM
(1 of 3,851) This is not so much a question - but rather more a post-structuralist critique in the vein of Jean-Paul Sartre. First, the fact that you would even give such a mundane critique demonstrates that your interpretation was fundamentally misaligned with the...
panicc attacc at teh post-structuralist discotecc
Justice - Across the universe - NY Excuse
YouTube video by Dennis Anderson
youtu.be
October 26, 2026 at 6:05 PM
panicc attacc at teh post-structuralist discotecc
also i saw you used the phrase “arborescent binaries” are you a post structuralist/post structuralist sympathizer too :D
October 25, 2026 at 8:10 AM
also i saw you used the phrase “arborescent binaries” are you a post structuralist/post structuralist sympathizer too :D
@steveklabnik.com if you're interested... would these ideas be "post-structuralist"? "Steel, Rust, and Truth" was kind of the first time I saw someone talk about that and the things I'm saying SOUND post-structuralist to me but I'm not sure I've correctly understood what post-structuralism even is.
October 25, 2026 at 5:19 PM
@steveklabnik.com if you're interested... would these ideas be "post-structuralist"? "Steel, Rust, and Truth" was kind of the first time I saw someone talk about that and the things I'm saying SOUND post-structuralist to me but I'm not sure I've correctly understood what post-structuralism even is.
T-carrier systems used in the US and Canada, a technique called bit-robbing uses, in every sixth frame, the least significant bit for Channel Associated Signaling (CAS). Others follow post-structuralist and post-Heideggerian insights to follow affect's influence on rhetorical canons and digital
October 27, 2026 at 5:55 PM
T-carrier systems used in the US and Canada, a technique called bit-robbing uses, in every sixth frame, the least significant bit for Channel Associated Signaling (CAS). Others follow post-structuralist and post-Heideggerian insights to follow affect's influence on rhetorical canons and digital
You see, I wasn’t following along your post structuralist critique. Then when I saw the dr manhatten Bobby hill, I knew I was about to get schooled
October 24, 2026 at 6:37 PM
You see, I wasn’t following along your post structuralist critique. Then when I saw the dr manhatten Bobby hill, I knew I was about to get schooled
#philsci #structuralism #moulines
worth a read anyway:
this laudatio to Ulyses Moulines by Thomas Bartelborth contains a short, instructive reminder of the 'structuralist' view of physical theories since the last decades of the twentieth century […]
worth a read anyway:
this laudatio to Ulyses Moulines by Thomas Bartelborth contains a short, instructive reminder of the 'structuralist' view of physical theories since the last decades of the twentieth century […]
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hcommons.social
October 26, 2026 at 1:04 PM
#philsci #structuralism #moulines
worth a read anyway:
this laudatio to Ulyses Moulines by Thomas Bartelborth contains a short, instructive reminder of the 'structuralist' view of physical theories since the last decades of the twentieth century […]
worth a read anyway:
this laudatio to Ulyses Moulines by Thomas Bartelborth contains a short, instructive reminder of the 'structuralist' view of physical theories since the last decades of the twentieth century […]
Confs: DN35: Mapping and Countering Authoritarian Discourses
Confs: DN35: Mapping and Countering Authoritarian Discourses
We are pleased to let you know that the abstract deadline for the DiscourseNet 35 conference, Mapping and Countering Authoritarian Discourses (University of Opole, Poland, 25–26 February 2027), has been extended to 31 October 2026.
DN35 is a DiscourseNet conference on how (neo)authoritarian appeals are constructed in discourse and how they can be countered. We welcome critical, rhetorical, corpus-based, post-structuralist, multimodal, and other approaches. The details are available on our we
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October 26, 2026 at 10:12 AM
Confs: DN35: Mapping and Countering Authoritarian Discourses
I understood all of that & the whole post-structuralist thing so little I hastily switched majors from English lit to history to escape it, I’m just here to read books
October 23, 2026 at 2:03 PM
I understood all of that & the whole post-structuralist thing so little I hastily switched majors from English lit to history to escape it, I’m just here to read books
This triad maps directly onto post-structuralist and Deleuzian ontologies. [1]
October 23, 2026 at 2:23 PM
This triad maps directly onto post-structuralist and Deleuzian ontologies. [1]
Call for papers:
‘Loving Roland Barthes’ conference to mark the 50th anniversary of Fragments d’un discours amoureux,
University of South Alabama (Mobile, AL), 14-16 October 2027:
‘Loving Roland Barthes’ conference to mark the 50th anniversary of Fragments d’un discours amoureux,
University of South Alabama (Mobile, AL), 14-16 October 2027:
![Call for Papers: "Loving Roland Barthes"
University of South Alabama (Mobile, AL)
October 14-16, 2027
[Loving Barthes], doing so in a certain fashion against the age [...], can only be a responsible way of living: it inevitably leads the subject who does so and says so to posit himself in his time according to the injunctions of his desire and not according to those of his socialty.
Roland Barthes, "Loving Schumann"
Proposals for panels and papers are invited for a conference entitled Loving Roland Barthes: Celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Publication of A Lover's Discourse: Fragments, to be hosted by the University of South Alabama's Department of English and held at the historic Malaga Inn in downtown Mobile, city of the oldest Mardi Gras in the U.S. As conference organizers, we envision a relatively concentrated event in which scholars working in various disciplines and artists working in various genres will present new ideas about Roland Barthes, A Lover's Discourse, and his adjacent texts.
This conference celebrates a peculiar form of love: an amorousness that compels the one faithful to "the specialty of [one's] desire" (Lover's Discourse 20) to return again and again to Fragments d'un discours amoureux. Published in 1977 and translated a year later by Richard Howard as A Lover's Discourse: Fragments, Roland Barthes's tortured love song retains a strong attachment for scholars and artists alike. We might be tempted to call those strange lovers "amateurs." For, as Barthes reminded us, the word derives from "amator: one who loves and loves again" (Roland Barthes 52). Across the last five decades, the book has inspired not only articles and artwork but also autotheory, "an emergent discourse with historical precedents" (McLaughlin et al., Autotheory and Its Others 15). Often recognizable by its copious citations, autotheoretical practice pays homage to A Lover's Discourse: Fragments as one way of loving Barthes. [Text too long to fit as alt text.]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:bjbsm7g3jm2meavr2hl3733f/bafkreidc6nbmnrut2rudehferncdxcjcor6zqdeixmcaiqpd34nldddevi)
October 23, 2026 at 5:25 PM
Call for papers:
‘Loving Roland Barthes’ conference to mark the 50th anniversary of Fragments d’un discours amoureux,
University of South Alabama (Mobile, AL), 14-16 October 2027:
‘Loving Roland Barthes’ conference to mark the 50th anniversary of Fragments d’un discours amoureux,
University of South Alabama (Mobile, AL), 14-16 October 2027:
yesterday on a whim I got a copy of Against Interpretation, which I already read but didn't own physically, and today at uni they were selling a super cheap classic copy of Umberto Eco's The Open Work.....
fthe vibes this October are post-structuralist as hell...
fthe vibes this October are post-structuralist as hell...
October 20, 2026 at 8:15 PM
yesterday on a whim I got a copy of Against Interpretation, which I already read but didn't own physically, and today at uni they were selling a super cheap classic copy of Umberto Eco's The Open Work.....
fthe vibes this October are post-structuralist as hell...
fthe vibes this October are post-structuralist as hell...
its aware its engaging in self-flaggelation, if that makes sense, and uses that to ask questions about narratives and its role in a capitalist system. has viewers ask questions about media from a post-structuralist and marxist lens.
October 19, 2026 at 2:29 PM
its aware its engaging in self-flaggelation, if that makes sense, and uses that to ask questions about narratives and its role in a capitalist system. has viewers ask questions about media from a post-structuralist and marxist lens.