Saturday, September 18, 2010

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Domenico Brancale and Clemens-Tobias Lange to Artelibro 2010




Artelibro For 2010, Saturday 25 September at 15.00-16.00 in the Museo Civico Archeologico di Bologna (Sala del Risorgimento, Via dell'Archiginnasio, 2), there will be a presentation of the artist's book by Domenico Brancale , a close friend of Chorus, and Clemens-Tobias Lange ice.

"The winter of 2009/2010 was rather cold and became more and more space inside us, so we decided to make a book."
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The poet and artist Domenico Brancale Clemens-Tobias Lange icing I have the volume of their collaboration was born. Through reading and pictures show the Birth of the book, which is on cards jelly. In fact side by side pictures of the frozen rivers of Siberia and lyrics by Domenico Brancale. The techniques adopted requires the most attention because it is strictly a production manual, but can achieve similar effects to melt and ice.



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Wednesday, September 1, 2010

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Philippe Lacoue Labarthe, the caesura et l'impossible


Philosophe, écrivain et poète, Philippe Lacoue - Labarthe (1940-2007) refusait traditionnelles les limitations de la philosophie. Ses research has faced fundamental issues: politics and his "fiction" from the Greeks to the twentieth-century disasters, the myth and its challenges; the mimesis and hyphenation in theater and writing poetry.

From his reading of Hölderlin, he held that "willful and oppressive questioning, at the gates of insanity on the tragedy and mimesis is inextricably biography. This perseverance of the question, the test of the impossible, he has experienced in his thoughts and his life. The best tribute we can pay him is to read, to call into play his work in all fields - philosophy and poetry, theater and music - which he strove to "resist to the death."

These are the different dimensions of thinking Philippe Lacoue - Labarthe qu'interrogent texts in this collection, presented at the international meeting organized by the philosophers of Parliament in Strasbourg in 2009.

With texts: Jacob Rogozinski, André Hirt, Antonia Birnbaum, Helga Finter, Francis Fischer, Esa Kirkkopelto, Maud Meyzaud, Jean-Christophe Bailly, Isabelle Baladine Howald, Mehdi Belhaj Kacem, Marc Goldschmit, Évelyne Grossman, Jérôme Lèbre, Susanna Lindberg, Boyan Manchev, Jean-Clet Martin, Patrick Werly, Sylvie Decorniquet, Sara Guindani, Huang Kuan-min, Artemy Magun, Andrea Potestà, Jean-Luc Nancy.

Sommaire

Jacob Rogozinski, Résister à la disparition

I. Portrait de Lacoue - Labarthe

André Hirt,« Sainteté » de Lacoue

II. Lacoue - Labarthe et la théâtralité

Antonia Birnbaum, La sobriété, de Lacoue - Labarthe à Hölderlin Helga Finter, L’écho de la scène Francis Fischer, Une scène primitive Esa Kirkkopelto, Comparatifs de Hölderlin Maud Meyzaud, Une langue révolutionnaire

III. Poétiques de Lacoue - Labarthe

Jean-Christophe Bailly, L’infinitif de la césure Isabelle Baladine Howald, Est-ce une faute de mourir ? Mehdi Belhaj Kacem, Politique de Lacoue - Labarthe Marc Goldschmit, impossible condition for the existence poetic Evelyne Grossman Add as expiration Lèbre Jerome, A lyricism no subject Susanna Lindberg Tones elementary Manchev Boyan, The last romantic or In Poetic anarchy Jean-Clet Martin, Patrick Werly Typography, Lacoue - Labarthe, between dissolution and "harsh reality"

IV. Lacoue - Labarthe and philosophy

Decorniquet Sylvie, The life of the mind, dizziness and grace of thought before death Sara Guindani, Powers of mimesis in Lacoue - Labarthe Huang Kuan-min, Incipit vita: the challenge of modernity in Lacoue - Labarthe Artemy Magun, A dance for two Andrea Potestà, The emphasis of the hidden

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Jean-Luc Nancy, Philippe

Published with the assistance of the International College of Philosophy and philosophers of Parliament.