Blogs about: Ordinariness

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On Potentiality, #111 comments

supervalentthought wrote 1 month ago: I have a childhood friend who is just a tiny bit younger than me but always so much younger, her ski … more →

Tags: affect, Affect theory, Attachment, Belonging, Craziness, Detachment theory, Emotion, Mood, optimism

My Favorite Things7 comments

decodesociety wrote 2 months ago: Sound of Music is in my top grossing non-dislodgeable favorites movie list of all time. And I simpl … more →

Tags: Experiences, Movies and TV Shows, Discovery, domestic life, Favorite, Pablo Neruda, Possibilities, sound of music

Looking for Mr. (W)Right6 comments

supervalentthought wrote 3 months ago: Column 2 in a series; see below. This is how love starts: a crush. Your body intensifies, gaining … more →

Tags: affect, Attachment, Belonging, Craziness, Emotion, Love, Mood, optimism, Politics

Other people's optimism7 comments

supervalentthought wrote 3 months ago: (Column 1 in a series; the Long version; experiment in political journalism; see “Credibility … more →

Tags: affect, Belonging, Emotion, Love, Politics, writing, obama, yes_we_can

Credibility and Incredibility4 comments

supervalentthought wrote 3 months ago: My recent work is about resistance to change, but tracks optimism, I think, because its persistence … more →

Tags: Belonging, Craziness, Theory of this Blog, writing, normativity, optimism, The_Nation

Against Sexual Scandal14 comments

supervalentthought wrote 5 months ago: If I were an actual public intellectual, here’s an op-ed I would write. I don’t know ac … more →

Tags: Craziness, Belonging, writing, Politics, Sexuality, Queerness, Spitzer, Prostitution, sex

A Barrel of Acid and a Barrel of Water, or "Things happen like this."2 comments

supervalentthought wrote 5 months ago: I am having an amusing physical problem now–lex talionis, almost literally. My tear ducts per … more →

Tags: Detachment theory, Politics, Theory of this Blog, writing, 4_Months_3_Weeks_and_2_Days, ethics, film, Morality, revolution

Optimism and Distension ("Something about what happens when we talk.")7 comments

supervalentthought wrote 6 months ago: I heard from two friends today who wanted to say something on the blog, but were too shy and too ave … more →

Tags: Affect theory, Attachment, Belonging, Love, optimism, Psychoanalysis, Conversation, Deleuze, Sedgwick

And for our science faculty...

reden wrote 7 months ago: … perhaps we can start the year with a formula or two: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/379 … more →

Tags: forumulae, Publicity

George Kress, of Winder GA

supervalentthought wrote 7 months ago: The Minneapolis Airport today was stacked so deep with returning travelers that the security lines b … more →

Tags: Attachment, Love, Belonging, writing, Detachment theory, affect, intimacy, strangers

Faceless book1 comment

supervalentthought wrote 7 months ago: Today I introduced Facebook to someone older than me and had a long conversation about what the poi … more →

Tags: Theory of this Blog, Affect theory, Attachment, Love, Belonging, Internet, temporality, intimacy, facebook

Another way to think about normativity.

supervalentthought wrote 7 months ago: For the last few years I’ve been writing about aspirational normativity—a concept that describes … more →

Tags: Theory of this Blog, Affect theory, Craziness, Psychoanalysis, Attachment, Love, Belonging

The experience that made me start this blog.

supervalentthought wrote 8 months ago: I was in a Walgreens last night, on the way to picking up dinner for the cancer family I’m sta … more →

Tags: Theory of this Blog, affect, hypervigilance, stranger_intimacy, Teaching

Enlifement

lovedintobeing wrote 9 months ago: I know very little about Norman Mailer but have been hearing lots about him in the past week. Last … more →

Tags: Faith, church, Christian, Religion, Spiritual, progressive church, spirituality, Worship, Norman Mailer


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