@PhilosophyExp Is that the same paper you tweeted out last week, standpoint theory?
Nancy Hartsock arguing that male preoccupation with death is because the sperm is lost in act of reproduction...!pic.twitter.com/tmQ5Sb68gm
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@SubManUSN Yes, I'm doing a close reading (i.e., a very slow, re-re-reading). I'm interested in it's logical and rhetorical structure. -
@PhilosophyExp I'm trying to press my way through it. I want to present to my viewers. It won't be soon, though. understand first, vid later -
@SubManUSN It's not an easy piece. Really, it requires knowledge of Marx, Hegel, plus a whole chunk of psychoanalysis. I find it... -
@PhilosophyExp@SubManUSN Problem with these things, there is no stringency. But more like "Apophenic Theorizing" http://youtu.be/folTvNDL08A -
@Aneris23@SubManUSN It has an interesting rhetorical structure. It masquerades as stringent, but it isn't... it's smoke and mirrors.
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@PhilosophyExp What utter rubbish. Most sperm is lost in the act of excessive wanking. Well, mine is anyway. -
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@Tigzy_J Well quite. But she must know this... I keep thinking it must be allegorical, but, if it is, then it's heavily disguised allegory! -
@PhilosophyExp ...resulting conclusion be that men have genocide on the brain, rather than simply death? -
@Tigzy_J Right. Actually, she seems to endorse the idea that the sperm is a "being", which is... well, bonkers!
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If you know good papers or books about death and/in masculinity, I would be highly interested
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