Machinic Unconscious Happy Hour

Impromptu Jam

May 2, 2022
The hosts discuss Marx's legacy as a philosopher and the practical effects of theory. They explore the scientific value of literature and representation, and the differences between Hegel's and Marx's dialectics. They also delve into the evolution of singing, desire, and motion, with a brief mention of Thomas Nail's critique.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
Reflections on Popularity and Impact of Previous Episodes
02:04 • 5min
3
Marx's Place as a Philosopher
06:52 • 16min
4
The Practice of Theory and Lucretius' Influence
23:15 • 4min
5
The Scientific Value of Literature and Representation
27:36 • 17min
6
Differences Between Hegel's Dialectic and Marx's Dialectic
44:51 • 11min
7
Evolution of Singing and Freud's Critique of Kissing
55:27 • 2min
8
Exploring Desire and De-Territorialization
57:53 • 2min
9
Motion, Objects, and Kinetic Politics
59:39 • 10min