The Faculty Lounge
Welcome to The Faculty Lounge, the PICT blog where a rotating cast of our faculty members and contributors pursue their ongoing obsessions as thinkers, researchers, and activists.
KEY WORDS 1: coffee beans, potato chips, peasants, artists
Image: Cafetière, Pablo Picasso (1943) KEY WORDS 1: coffee beans, potato chips, peasants, artists by Emanuel Strandsand (Paris, France) FRENHOFER. I saw the name in
Gender, Sex, and Printing Press in Ottoman Constantinople
Image from Hançerli Hikaye-i Garibesi (1851-52) Gender, Sex, and Printing Press in Ottoman Constantinople by David Selim Sayers (Paris, France) EVER since learning Ottoman Turkish nearly
Pointing Beyond: Agamben and the Animal
Image: The Dream, Henri Rousseau (1910) Pointing Beyond: Agamben and the Animal by Carlo Salzani (Vienna, Austria) Editors’ Note THIS essay is based on the
Yet So As By Fire: A Passion Play in Two Acts
Image: Saint Francis in Ecstasy, El Greco (ca. 1577-1580) Yet So As By Fire: A Passion Play in Two Acts by Anton Bonnici (Paris, France)
Unauthorized Freedom: Agamben’s Anarchism à l’épreuve of the Pandemic
Unauthorized Freedom: Agamben’s Anarchism à l’épreuve of the Pandemic by Carlo Salzani (Vienna, Austria) 1. Unauthorized Freedom HIJACKED by the varied and composite galaxy opposing
Antonin Artaud’s The Theatre and The Plague: A Film by Wolfgang Pannek
Image: Reha Bliss, “Human Sacrifices” Antonin Artaud’s The Theatre and The Plague: A Film by Wolfgang Pannek by Anton Bonnici (Paris, France) OF all the essays in