Mark Carrigan

Mark Carrigan

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  • Our own half-articulate need to become a new person, one whom we as yet lack words to describe

  • Escaping the crystallised pattern of our personal system

  • Peter Sloterdijk on the difficulty of saying what is missing

  • Philosophers as situated in space and time, trying to muddle their way through

  • Groping nervously towards the expression of inner life

  • The strangely coherent eclecticism of our inner experience

  • Durkheim on bounding variety

  • A sketchy first draft of my PhD proposal

  • Becoming who we are 

  • Narrative as interface between the subjective and the objective 

  • Conduits for variety

  • Two modes for becoming who we are 

  • The Personal Morphogenesis of Francis Begbie

  • Gorz’s concept of hygiene 

  • social media and constraints upon personal morphogensis 

  • Towards a Sociology of the Good Life

  • The gaps in which being human happens

  • There was no ‘I’ to do it, because the ‘I’ was the result

  • Actor centred sociology

  • And almost six years later it was finished…

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