Author: Raul Carrillo (Raul Carrillo)

Gareth WilliamsUniversity of Michigan Volume 17, 2025 For academic men to be happy, the universe would have to take shape. All of philosophy has no other goal; it is a matter of giving a frock coat to what is . . . On the other hand, affirming that the universe resembles nothing and is only...

Humberto González-NúñezThe University of Texas at Dallas Volume 17, 2025 La poesía ha sido rara vez invocada por el pensamiento decolonial latinoamericano como posible sitio de reflexión filosófica. Hasta donde he podido atestar en los textos principales de la filosofía decolonial, la poesía solo aparece de manera explícita en la obra de Enrique Dussel y...

Sergio Villalobos-Ruminott Volume 17, 2025 La concepción metafísica moderna de la esencia del trabajo ha sido pensada ya con antelación en la Fenomenología del espíritu de Hegel como el proceso que se dispone a sí mismo de la producción incondicionada, es decir, como objetivación de lo efectivamente real por parte del hombre, experimentado éste como...

Alberto Moreiras Volume 17, 2025 All I want with this paper is to initiate a straightforward, hopefully upright conversation.  In all modesty and without pretensions, if such a thing is possible.  Obviously I will start from my own situation, from my own place, but in full knowledge of the fact that nobody owns a place,...

Sarah WoodIndependent Scholar Volume 16, 2024 Let’s begin with a sheaf of epigraphs—even if right now we don’t know what this kind of sheaf is, or how sheaving might work: 1) … the programmer instructs the computer to abide by certain rules, which are then converted into commands to be executed. Activities are ruled by...

Tyler M. WilliamsMidwestern State University Volume 16, 2024 There are people who say, “I’m thirsty.” They step into a café and order a beer. Charlotte Delbo, Auschwitz and After (145) Language is Fascist In his inaugural lecture upon being appointed in 1977 to the Chair of Literary Semiology at the Collège de France, Roland Barthes...

James MartellLyon College Volume 16, 2024 Socrates: “Tell me, do you deny altogether the possibility of such a craftsman, or do you admit that in a sense there could be such a creator of all these things, and in another sense not? Or do you not perceive that you yourself would be able to make...

Brett LevinsonBinghamton University Volume 15, 2024 Rousseau’s A Discourse on the Origin of Inequality, otherwise known as the Second Discourse, argues that the source of social inequality is measurable equality, which measure is wealth and property.  The origin, more specifically, is the “first man who, having enclosed a piece of ground, bethought himself of saying...

Maddalena CerratoTexas A&M University Volume 15, 2024. The following text corresponds entirely to the paper I delivered at the “Tracking Infrapolitics” meeting on March 3, 2022. The materials for the presentation were extracted from an initial draft manuscript of my Against Order: Infrapolitics, Autography, Matrianarchy, and Cybercriticism, a monograph that is still under preparation. The...