Meta-Nostalgia: Drones
Labels: Memory, meta-nostalgia, meta-place, spatial morphology, Sweden
posted by Dylan Trigg at 9:10 PM
Saturday, September 23, 2006
Previous Posts
- The Towering Cosmopolis
- What is Place? (4): Time of Escape
- What is Place? (3): Spatial Morphology
- What is Place? (2): Topophobia and Fixation
- What is Place? (1): The Metaphysics of Place
- Announcing :The Aesthetics of Decay: Nothingness, ...
- Time and Melody
- Some Notes on the Phenomenology of Baggage Claim
- The Memory of Time
- In Every Dream Home A Heartache
Other Places
Dreaming Without Memory in Strangled Sleep
About Me
- Name: Dylan Trigg
- Location: United Kingdom
Dr. Trigg is an associate tutor at the University of Sussex, philosophy department. Author of The Aesthetics of Decay: Nothingness, Nostalgia and the Absence of Reason (New York: Peter Lang, 2006.)
2 Comments:
hello Dylan, You have an interesting blog, fortunatly I found it.
I want to ask you for a favour. In a previous post "Reading Ricoeur (4)." There is a quotation from Hegel “Now is Night” (Hegel, 1977, p. 60). I m wondering if you could send me the exact reference of it.
I would be very grateful
Milko Rodriguez
a19901833@pucp.edu.pe
Hi there. Hegel talks about this in the Phenomenology of Spirit. The edition I reference is the standard Oxford edition, translated by A.V. Miller. Section 96 contains the central passage on the “the Now that is Night.” Hope that helps.
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