Mark Carrigan

Mark Carrigan

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  • Lacan on Love: An Interview with Bruce Fink

  • The Lacanian Left, Self-Help, and the Family

  • AI and the politics of productivity in a crumbling UK

  • Walking in the air

  • Love is giving something you don’t have to someone who doesn’t want it

  • The hidden treasure that turns an ordinary thing into a radiant prize

  • Salvaging humanism in an era of ubiquitous generative AI

  • On not getting what we want

  • What would the young Slavoj Žižek think of the old Slavoj Žižek?

  • Simone Weil’s apophatic concept of attention

  • The accumulation of crises in comics

  • Even in the darkest of times we have the right to expect some illumination

  • The Entangled Forest

  • “There are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it” 

  • Fantasy tells me what I am to my others

  • Rilke on the single urgent task: to reach out with joy

  • Gabor Mate’s definition of addiction

  • On walking at dusk

  • An accelerationist response to generative AI

  • Escaping the crystallised pattern of our personal system

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