Mac Taylor

Post-ironic Freudian

[Mac Taylor @merktaylor]

Thrilled that my article on Freud and Merleau-Ponty’s ‘psychoanalysis of nature’ is out in this wonderful new issue of @ParagraphEUP https://t.co/e750MyO9Z6

[Mac Taylor @merktaylor]

I wrote about the Crown Iris protest on Syros, and the tangled histories of Hellenism and Zionism: https://t.co/TM2sR5JV4L

[Cabinet magazine @cabinetmagazine]

“Where Western eyes insist on finding Greece and only Greece, Syros insists on showing us the world.”

McNeil Taylor @merktaylor on the Crown Iris protests on Syros and the overlapping fantasies, from within & out, that are called on to define “Greece.”

https://t.co/2vfqaVKOEF

[The Public Domain Review @PublicDomainRev]

125 photographs of Palestinian life before the British Mandate, ca. 1896–1919: https://t.co/cbrVuX1UVt

[Brooks Otterlake @i_zzzzzz]

Watch Miami Vice (2006). It’s all in there

[Mac Taylor @merktaylor]

@julesod2 @UMinnPress 🥳🙌 amazing!

[Mac Taylor @merktaylor]

My article on Claire Denis’s High Life and Deleuze’s ‘world without others’ is now out in French Studies and is open access: https://t.co/9WnXwZzioi

[Mac Taylor @merktaylor]

I wrote about my favorite Rohmer film for @NotebookMUBI! https://t.co/b7nxscbAmD

[Lili Owen Rowlands @LiliOwRo]

I wrote about Sophie Calle’s ‘The Hotel’ for the New Yorker https://t.co/6atCFT7Ueu

[nom @14JUN1995]

if deleuzians don't like lacan thats because they don't know deleuze

[Mac Taylor @merktaylor]

We need an emoji of Barthes crying underneath black sunglasses

[The Public Domain Review @PublicDomainRev]

NEW ESSAY — “Postures of Transport: Sex, God, and Rocking Chairs”, @hunterdukes on the 19th-century fascination with rockers and upholstery springs and the new realms they allowed armchair travellers to explore — https://t.co/xiJSsIdaEk

[Mac Taylor @merktaylor]

Deleuze doing queer eye as a 21 year-old softboy?

[Mac Taylor @merktaylor]

The Clintons and Trumps on their way to visit Ghislaine https://t.co/CgJGetJAXU

[💜💜🎀 ȶɦɛ ȶɦɨռӄɛʀ🎀 💜💜 @NickPinkerton]

A YouTube user has made a video in which Rage Against the Machine's 'Killing in the Name' (ID'd as 'Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me') is played over the end of Michelangelo Antonioni's Zabriskie Point (1970) and I cannot lie, the results are: Cool. https://t.co/LYS5FSFCih

[Anton Jäger @AntonJaegermm]

Liberals right now

[Nick Newman @Nick_Newman]

Céline and Julie Go Boating is as much a cinephilia gateway as Breathless or The 400 Blows (also better than either) and its unavailability in the US has always been depressing. Criterion Channel addition is not a small thing.

[🐦🐦‍⬛🦜 @pissmillionaire]

Grab some Obayashi from here, including some HQ rips.

Exchange Students
Take Me Away
School in the Crosshairs
Little Girl Who Conquered Time
The Deserted City
His Motorbike, Her Island
The Discarnates
Bound for the Fields, the Mountains, and the Seacoast

https://t.co/WK1bGCfUao