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Monday, October 24, 2005

(6:16 PM) | Adam Kotsko:

Kotsko's Greatest Hits

Here are some samples of my writing, from the period when this blog was good ("the past"):

The Friday Afternoon Confessional (in which I announced that I hate God)
Every Birth of Meaning
Bohemian like you
The Enduring Importance of My Pet Novelist
Hegel can suck it
Hills Hall: Gay Bath House?
John Keats and Radiohead
Why I hate... manly men
Wasting Time
These Fragments I Have Shored Against My Ruins
There is nothing outside the blog
Is the world a board game? Perhaps
Natural Theology Today
Greater love hath no man than this
The first-ever Friday Afternoon Confessional
The Importance of Tradition in Developing a Worldview Relevant to Our Contemporary Postmodern Context
The Universitization of Knowledge
Wheels Within Wheels: The Dialectical Circumference of God
I just want to walk around with you
Given Time
Pontifical Standing Committee for Continental Philosophy in the Liturgy: First Attempt
So is it safe to assume (in which I claim Zizek stole some of my ideas)
This is not a post
The Culture Industry
Morbid Fascination
Epistle to the Americans
Love and History
The State of the Debt
Peace (about my dad and work)
Reading Moments
Epistle to the Americans, pt. 2
The first letter of Slavoj Žižek to the Corinthians
I've got reservations
A Moratorium Request
The Institutionalization of Knowledge
The Universitization of Knowledge, pt. 2
How much do you forgive?
Lenin's Birthday!
Give me Pynchon and St. Paul
Cleanliness
Abortion and Obscurantism
Irenaeus on the Great Reboot
The Phenomenology of Unemployment
Memory
Sick of the dualism, Manichean and otherwise
That Dangerous Supplement 2
The Piano
Reality-based Community
A Paradigm-Shattering Post of World-Historical Significance
Agamben, with discussion of New Orleans
No more masters
No more sacrifice

I notice that Robb really used to post much more during 2003, as did Anthony. Robb's Livejournal Watch is probably the funniest thing ever published at The Weblog. I really appreciate everyone else's contributions, too -- Brad and Doug really stood out as frequent contributors as I went through -- but I remember my own posts better. If anyone would like to dig out their own greatest hits, I can add multiple lists. A good compilation of Robb's posts, from his most prolific period, can be found here.

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