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Mark Carrigan

Raiding the inarticulate since 2010

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  • Julia Kristeva on the collapse of meaning into the unnameable

  • We make poetry out of a mouthful of air

  • Referential detachment. Or, what happens, when words stop meaning what we think they mean

  • Seeing my response under the new description allows me to experience it in a new way

  • To evade AI detectors you literally just need to ask LLMs to avoid the statistical features which detectors rely on

  • You assumin’ I’m a human, what I gotta do to get it through to you I’m superhuman?

  • The unacknowledged debt of Richard Rorty to the ethos of post-war Oxford philosophy

  • On finding the words that work

  • Making ghosts into ancestors

  • The evident satisfaction with which cats inhabit their skins

  • Machine translation in higher education

  • The power of giving language to hidden things

  • Words are for those with promises to keep

  • “The more closely you look at a word, the more distantly it stares back at you”

  • Call for papers: gender, language and sexuality

  • The Apostrophe Protection Society

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