Gigerick's Theory of Interiority

Stan Gigerick: I haven't looked much at Gigerick's work. But the idea that he wants to reintroduce this, you know, theory of interiority is I sort of have an instinctual repulsion to it now after years of working with post structuralists. He says if there is like an ecstasy or a kind of rupture, or the process of individuation culminates in a kind of redness, that we would have this more porous integration of an inside and an outside. Nargarjuna has been a very interesting figure because one of the ways he works with these things is that he starts out with something that is an external object. And then when

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