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Mark Carrigan

Raiding the inarticulate since 2010

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  • After 16 years and 7 months I’ve finished Platform and Agency

  • On temporising

  • Nick Cave on the world, in its complexity, rearranging itself toward meaning

  • Lacan on the biographical momentum of partial objects

  • On learning what matters to us

  • Our past changes as our future unfolds

  • The social ontology of trans-human life

  • Narrative as interface between the subjective and the objective 

  • Some thoughts on intellectual self-archiving

  • Biographical Approaches to Studying Digital Capitalism

  • The Absent Horizon of Mortality

  • Digital Data, Epistemic Gain and Epistemic Loss: we need to stop seeing digitalisation in epochal terms

  • life planning as navigational guide rather than existential blueprint

  • social media and constraints upon personal morphogensis 

  • Actor centred sociology

  • Notes for a Sociology of Thinking 1.4

  • Time is always running out

  • How does someone come to identify as asexual?

  • The Iraq war: 10 years on

  • The intellectual sclerosis of ageing philosophers

  • Becoming Who We Are: theorising personal morphogenesis in a changing world

  • Individual biography and the spatial distribution of variety (or, what the sociological imagination looks like to a critical realist)

  • Working Paper: Realism, Biography and (a)Sexuality

  • Biography, Path-Dependence and Social Events

  • Being Human, Personal Identity and Biography

  • Becoming Who We Are: Social Relations and Personal Morphogenesis

  • Conceptualising biographical events

  • “Oh there are other people just like me? I’m not so weird after all”: the internet, social change and social integration

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