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Isabelle Huppert !!IRpnwIFOnYO Mon Jun 21 01:49:24 2010 No.813914 [Reply] [Original]

As some of you already know, I've started to create and upload bundles of philosophy texts (mostly in .pdf format) in order to make them readily available to interested /lit/izens. As was probably apparently from the last bundle, my selected texts are and will be somewhat idiosyncratic.

As noted, all requests and suggestions will be taken into consideration.

Several responses to comments from the last thread (insofar as I recall): 1) a feminism (Butler, et. al.) bundle will be forthcoming, 2) Agamben is included in today's bundle (as are Hardt and Negri), 3) an extensive Heidegger bundle will also be forthcoming), 4) I actually found some texts about or by Proclus although you may already have them - 5) I'm thinking about how to do both a few bundles dedicated to older philosophy and perhaps an introductory bundle or two. We'll see.

The last bundle focused on Slavoj Zizek (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=A2I5DZQ3).).

List and link for today's bundle forthcoming.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 01:54:24 2010 No.813931 An intro bundle would be great OP

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 01:55:24 2010 No.813932 study of rebellion bundle? The Rebel by Camus comes to mind as a particularly interesting piece

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Isabelle Huppert !!IRpnwIFOnYO Mon Jun 21 01:57:24 2010 No.813938

Bundle two list and link.

Adorno, Theodore - The Culture Industry

Althusser, Louis - For Marx
Althusser, Louis - Lenin and Philosophy and Other Essays, Part Two
Althusser, Louis - Politics and History, Montesquieu, Rousseau, Hegel, and Marx
Althusser, Louis - Reading Capital
Althusser, Louis - 'The Transformation of Philosophy'
Balibar, Etienne - 'From Bachrlard to Althusser, the concept of epistemological break'
Balibar, Etienne and Cohen, Margaret and Robbins, Bruce - 'Althusser's Object'
Elliott, Gregory - Althusser, the Detour of Theory
Levine, Andrew - A Future For Marxism, Althusser, the Analytical Turn and the Revival of Socialist Theory
Poster, Mark - Existential Marxism in Post-War France, from Sartre to Althusser
Roudinesco, Elisabeth - Philosophy in Turbulent Times, Canguilhem, Sartre, Foucault, Althusser, Deleuze, Derrida

Agamben, Giorgio - Homo Sacer
Agamben, Giorgio - Language and Death

Gramsci, Antonio - The Gramsci Reader 1917-1935
Jones, Steve - Antonio Gramsci (Routledge Critical Thinkers)

Lukacs, Georg - History and Class Consciousness - Studies in Marxist Dialectics

Hardt, Michael and Negri, Antonio - Commonwealth
Hardt, Michael and Negri, Antonio - Empire
Negri, Antonio - Insurgencies
Negri, Antonio - The Savage Anomaly

Worsley, Peter - Marx and Marxism
Carver, Terrell (ed.) - The Cambridge Companion to Marx
Wood, Allen - Karl Marx
Osborne, Peter - How to Read Marx

Klein, Naomi - No Logo
Klein, Naomi - The Shock Doctrine

LINK: http://www.mediafire.com/?n0zfvmqonz3

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 02:00:24 2010 No.813943 >>813932 Might as well just make an existentialism bundle if you're bothering with Camus

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 03:31:24 2010 No.814255 bump I came to /lit/ tonight just to check for another one of these

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 04:09:24 2010 No.814411 hey what's that site we have with all those other ebooks and ebook collections? put dis shit on there

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 04:39:24 2010 No.814507 Can we have non-left philosophy too?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 04:46:24 2010 No.814528 File: 10 KB, 200x276, 200px-Mheidegger.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Advanced thanks for the Heidegger pack!!!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 04:47:24 2010 No.814531 neat

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 04:56:24 2010 No.814554 >>813914 Does OP belong to rhizome?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 04:59:24 2010 No.814565 >>813931 intro to philo? try The story of Philosophy by Will Durant, for a great intro up to the 19th century, after you have to read individual books, a lighter intro would be Sophie's world by Jostein Gaarder.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 05:17:24 2010 No.814596 >>814507 We're getting a Heidegger pack. Isabelle, do you have some stuff from Roland Barthes? I understand it's moving outside of philosophy in the strict sense, but maybe you could include some cultural studies stuff in a general Theory pack??

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 05:30:24 2010 No.814610 Anything regarding symbolic logic? Also Wittgenstein (although I have much on paper). Pretty please?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 07:41:24 2010 No.814883 pHiLoSoPhY.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 07:48:24 2010 No.814902 Zizek? really? That's bold....a little too far beyond the average /lit/ goer I think...Zizek is some seriously deep insane shit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 07:56:24 2010 No.814920 There's a lot of excellent stuff in this bundle. The Zizek one was a little haphazard.

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Isabelle Huppert !!IRpnwIFOnYO Mon Jun 21 11:25:24 2010 No.815323

>>814507

Depending on what you mean, probably not.

>>814528

My pleasure.

>>814596
>>814610

Sure, I'll look into it.

>>814902

Lacan has basically been out of fashion for awhile, yes, but Zizek actually writes pretty accessibly. He's often accused of being an entertainer rather than a philosopher proper, but when this accusation is made, it's a sure sign that the accuser hasn't read The Sublime Object of Ideology, The Ticklish Subject, Tarrying with the Negative, etc.

>>814565

To be frank, I actually abhor most "introductory" work in philosophy like the ones to which you are referring (Durant, especially, is terrible). I think people should begin with something that they want to understand, an actual text in philosophy that interests them for whatever reason, and then appeal to the appropriate secondary literature and so forth until they understand it. Then they can proceed from there, following associative chains, influences, and so forth. As such, if I do an introductory pack, it's probably not going to contain Durant and Sophie's World. Unfortunately, because of what I just said, I'm not sure exactly what it WILL contain.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 11:36:24 2010 No.815348 i downloaded the marxism books and the quality of the pdf's are great; where do you get them op?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 11:38:24 2010 No.815353 >>813912 Ｗｗｗ._AＮoＮ_+_ｃ_-_C_+_tALＫ_.ｓE yige giqa z rd ytun tpisdf zuk jgl de

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Isabelle Huppert !!IRpnwIFOnYO Mon Jun 21 11:38:24 2010 No.815355

>>815348

You know, around. Occasionally I will scan something myself, but I rarely have the time to do so. As such, the other day I was looking for something in my archive and decided to just bundle up a bunch of texts and make them available to /lit/.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 15:13:24 2010 No.816236 wow thanks for this

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Anonymous Mon Jun 21 15:32:24 2010 No.816343

holy shit op, thanks for this. there are some things in here that i've been meaning to read but haven't had a chance to pick up yet (i.e. "reading capital").

zizek is good at being both an entertainer and a serious philosopher. i saw him speak at the brecht forum this past october and it was great.

is anyone here really into agamben? i have "the coming community" if anyone wants it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 15:34:24 2010 No.816355 >>816343 i hate to disagree but i can't stand zizek at all

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 15:37:24 2010 No.816377 >>816355 some of the stuff he says is batshit insane and i don't agree with it, but he's good at taking unexpected stances and bringing up overlooked points in a debate.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 15:39:24 2010 No.816387 >>816377 that's fair

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 15:46:24 2010 No.816421 >>816387 also i'd like to ad that as a non native english speaking person i have a heard time understanding him mainly due to his lisp and accent

>>	Isabelle Huppert !!IRpnwIFOnYO Mon Jun 21 15:48:24 2010 No.816439 >>816421 Sometimes he's a little hard to understand even if you are a native English speaker.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 15:55:24 2010 No.816470 >>816421 >>816439 definitely. and add to that the fact that he adjusts his shirt and rubs his nose every few seconds.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 15:57:24 2010 No.816480 thanks OP that's some premium stuff here. Been meaning to get my hands on some zizek recently.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 16:32:24 2010 No.816623 is she the chick from I <3 Huckabees?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 18:57:24 2010 No.817095 bamp

>>	Prole !XDERDXUpqQ Mon Jun 21 19:13:24 2010 No.817137 File: 16 KB, 187x252, 1271911366743.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] You get serious points for including Gramsci

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 21:57:24 2010 No.817813 bump for awesome

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 22:08:24 2010 No.817890 Are most of these from places like gigapedia and AAAAAAAAAAAARG? Or are you scanning or creating them yourselves? Are the scans double page or single page?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 22:16:24 2010 No.817938 >>817890 Some of them are double page. Most are single page, I think. Is AAAARG down permanently, or do they have another site set up?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 22:25:24 2010 No.817981 thanks :D

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 22:33:24 2010 No.818016 Slavoj Zizek is the Carlos Mencia of philosophy

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 22:40:24 2010 No.818041 Are these the only two bundles so far? I've been meaning to delve into philosophy a bit more and this is great OP, thanks!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jun 21 23:07:24 2010 No.818216 >>813938 getting this just for the adorno thanks

>>	hegemony Anonymous Mon Jun 21 23:20:24 2010 No.818274 >>817137 I remember once as an undergrad I included a Gramsci quotation in some paper, and the professor asked where I got the translation with fair interest (from another, older professor). It is hard to get English translations.

>>	Isabelle Huppert !!IRpnwIFOnYO Tue Jun 22 00:04:24 2010 No.818431 >>818041 Yes. If I have the energy, I will do the Heidegger bundles later tonight or tomorrow.