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Mark Carrigan

Raiding the inarticulate since 2010

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  • Philosophy is what is left over when you bracket out common sense and expertise

  • What would it mean to take a deflationary stance towards Generative AI?

  • The libidinal economy of symbolisation

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

  • Behavioural scientists were the lay preachers of late neoliberalism

  • The sensory pleasure of ideas and the displaced joys of academic life

  • To fail as a human being is to accept somebody else’s description of oneself

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

  • David Hume on escaping an overheated brain

  • Keeping the conversation going in an age of scholarly abundance

  • Life in the Accelerated Academy, part 1

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