Bond: "do you really expect me to talk?" Derrida: "no Mr Bond, I expect you to understand that the meaning of your words have no grounding…"
Philosopher who most looks like a Bond villain? Jacques Derrida, no doubt.pic.twitter.com/JLcvp7FyHY
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Bond: You're a madman! Those are innocent people! Foucault: Do not worry, Mr. Bond.We seek only to discipline and punish.pic.twitter.com/ehQtJJ1vIl
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Sorry, no— Michel Foucault FTW
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agreed Foucault is the ultimate vilain to bond
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ennui filled Derrida makes a villain for Daniel Craig's Bond, but a manic Foucault is the villain for Connery's Bond.
@existentialcomspic.twitter.com/TSwVsGMApw
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Ayn Rand, "So you think that money is the root of all evil. Have you ever asked what is the root of all money, Mr. Bond?"pic.twitter.com/kpKpUI5MP7
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Heidegger has the tank of sharks on stand-by...pic.twitter.com/MwowFOdjLk
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no, mr. bond, i expect you to deconstruct
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sartre would make a good bond villain too
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