#jameson — Public Fediverse posts
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Ich mag das Zeug ja, aber riechen tut‘s wie Lösungsmittel 🫤 #jameson #whisky #irishwhisky
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@Souvarine "È più facile immaginare la fine del mondo che la fine del capitalismo."
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https://www.fogolf.com/1109714/jameson-golf-links-relationship-with-whiskey-and-irelands-golf-legacy/ Jameson Golf Links Relationship With Whiskey And Ireland’s Golf Legacy #dublin #Golf #GolfCourses #Ireland #JAMESON #OpenChampionship #Portmarnock #R&A #travel #Whiskey
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Cheers folks! Haven’t tried this one before, just popped the top. #Jameson #IrishWhiskey
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Yes, yes, "the bloodline has not beet broken for nigh a millenium". I absolutely love #GhostBand . I want them to barter for my soul. I am currently drinking a mouthfull of #jameson #whiskey for each of their vids. Currently on chapter VII.
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Hey, from an absolute, die-hard fan, the choice of naming #ghostband 's chapter 7 "New World "Redro'" was absolutely amazing. I have to thank #jameson #whiskey as well, for this series of #toots . #hailsatan
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Mistodon: in the #GhostInTheShell world, the #Jameson is a bare-bones cyborg model, containing an individual's cyberbrain and spinal cord in a little box on legs -- not terribly glamorous but probably rather thrifty! This deceptively simple #texmode portrait of one was drawn in #DurDraw by MC Fresher and included in the new science fiction-themed MIST0525 artpack collection.
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A weird thing is that many seem to read #Benjamin s theory of the baroque and if allegory as a sort of theory about the postmodern avant la lettre (even #Jameson at times waves in that direction), when he himself understood it profoundly as a theory of modernity.
Question is: did postmodernists in the wake of De Man use Benjamin for their diagnosis of modernity at large or did they (mis)read him in that historically more specific way?
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It is quite mellow at first. I don't know if it's because I decided to put ice in the glass with the whiskey or not. It probably is, but I have slowly found that I like the whiskey better that way.
#Whiskey #Review #Jameson
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We hit some landmarks (including St. Patrick's Cathedral, Guinness, Jameson, and Blarney Castle), but spent a lot of time wandering around, and enjoying all sorts of drinks and food. It was my first time in Ireland, and I loved it. I can't wait to go back!
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Tonight kicked off Julio's Liquors Go! Whiskey Week with a fantastic Irish Whiskey tasting of Jameson 18, Redbreast 15, 18, 21, 27, Missouri Oak, and PX Cask, and, to finish, Middleton Very Rare 2023.
We each took home a Jameson Triple Triple.
#Whiskey #Whisky #IrishWhiskey #Jameson #Redbreast #Middleton
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#Jameson Black Barrel is pure love ... 😍
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"The impact of these ideas in the US, though considerable, was mostly concentrated in literature departments. Jameson argues that “theory was always a revolt against disciplines”. While that might have been true in France in the 1960s, where the whole gamut of the sciences humaines fell to the structuralists, it wasn’t true in the US in the following two decades.
“The American interest in these people,” Jameson adds, “was certainly part of a ’60s passion for new thinking which had to do with politics as much as anything else.” But, you might ask, what kind of politics? As Todd Gitlin, a leftwing sceptic of the politics of theory, observed mordantly at the time: “While the right has been busy taking the White House, the left has been marching on the English department.”"
https://www.ft.com/content/08139cab-6655-4643-96c2-d8efaf0097b8
#Jameson #USA #CriticalTheory #Marxism #Derrida #Foucault #Barthes
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"Among his more than two dozen books of literary and cultural criticism on matters as disparate as international cinema and universal military conscription, the titles Marxism and Form (1971) and The Political Unconscious (1981) might be nominated as the most important. The first of these rehearsed the ideas of a cohort of Western Marxists—Sartre, Adorno, and others—to argue for a “dialectical criticism” that could uncover the otherwise occluded reality of capitalist social relations through a formal analysis of literature. And the second went further, to insist on Marxism as the sole means of thought adequate to grasping all cultural artifacts and periods “as vital episodes in a single vast unfinished plot,” namely that of class society from the first agricultural settlements down to global capitalism.
Jameson was a reluctant interviewee, no doubt for reasons he explained in a 2006 essay, “On Not Giving Interviews”: the form tended to transform universal concepts into mere personal opinions, and encouraged an overall laxity of expression. But reluctance didn’t mean refusal. In our conversations over Skype, he spoke at generous length, in soft and musing tones, while his round face and thick glasses added to an impression of basic gentleness. This amiable disposition did not, however, make him complaisant or deferential. Owing perhaps to his skepticism of the interview form, he asked me to send written questions in advance of our sessions—and then usually rejected or severely revised the terms in which I’d formulated them."
https://www.theparisreview.org/interviews/8373/the-art-of-criticism-no-5-fredric-jameson
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Morgen im @ndaktuell , heute schon online: ich habe mir ein paar Gedanken über den kürzlich verstorbenen Fredric #Jameson gemacht und warum sein Werk uns gerade heute helfen kann:
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Saturday my longform piece on #Jameson will appear in a German newspaper. Jameson is rarely taught or read in Germany, I try to remedy that a bit. Not least because I think French and Anglo readings of Benjamin are much, much richer and more productive than German ones.
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It actually helps immersing myself in #Jameson right now.
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The major and most important work of Fredric #Jameson isn’t Postmodernism, its Valences of the Dialectic
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Man would I need Fredric #Jameson to explain this one to me
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Ancora una volta "buco" la dipartita di un grande pensatore, di cui vengo a conoscenza con qualche giorno di ritardo. E scopro non solo che è morto Fredric #Jameson, un colosso della critica marxista (quello del celebre slogan "Storicizzare sempre!"), non solo che sul fediverso non ne parla nessuno, almeno mettendo l'hashtag al cognome, ma che un anno fa c'è stata una grandiosa campagna di boicottaggio di cui nulla sapevo contro il whiskey Jameson, che > -
This, in #Jameson|s last book, makes me think about how the anti-postmodernists (and atm the anti-postcolonialists in Germany) get their history all wrong: Modernity is not intimately connected to enlightenment, rather the contrary.
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Fredric #Jameson also explained Oskar Negt and Alexander Kluge‘s concept of „Eigensinn“ to English-speakers, a feat I am thankful for because it helps me when I explain my stuff to non-Germans
