@DuncanAStuart

The Golden Voice That Tickles the Eardrum like Tito Puente on his Conga | Editor @_fracturemag_ | Recent Words: @SydReviewBooks @the_met_review @NegationMag

 Sydney, New South Wales
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Joined August 2018
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I've launched a blog in order to collate all my writings in one place. Right now everything I've written from 2015-2018 is up. 2019 writings and some new stuff to follow soon. Will also upload presentations and talks. duncanstuart.wordpress.com/

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Writing by Duncan Stuart

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Respectful Memes
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Fracture Magazine@_fracturemag_Oct 22
We published our first article on our Interventions page a week ago on Harlan County, USA, the Oscar winning documentary about the 1973 miners strike in Eastern Kentucky fracturemagazine.com/interve…

A Film: Harlan County, USA - Fracture Magazine

Translator’s Introduction This year marks the 50th anniversary of the release of Harlan County, USA, the classic documentary about the 1973 Brookside strike

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John Attridge@John_AttridgeOct 22
Is Proust a feminist? Is Thomas Mann a queer ally? Is this modernist novel my friend?
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Machinic Unconscious Happy Hour@unconscioushhOct 21
Coming in January
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Yoon@nicoscoscOct 22
“Three lonely men…” this whole page still gets me 🖤
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Fracture Magazine@_fracturemag_Oct 20
Fracture discusses Althusser throughout our first issue
interpretation@materialcriticOct 19
Nobody talks about Althusser anymore, whatever happened to that guy
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Tarbram@tropicalcamatteOct 20
While it’s true Althusser is kind of out of fashion, with some of the most famous pieces of what was once “high althusserianism” having a kind of 1960s smell, this disappearance is also apparent, imo. You can’t see Althusser because he’s everywhere already, his main +
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If you want to know what ever happened to Althusser, read @_fracturemag_
interpretation@materialcriticOct 19
Nobody talks about Althusser anymore, whatever happened to that guy
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Alberto Toscano@Alberto63137378Oct 17
Some people asked for the syllabus, here is its last iteration.
Alberto Toscano@Alberto63137378Oct 16
I'll be teaching this course at BISR beginning November 18. We'll be reading Aimé Césaire, Ghassan Kanafani, Lorraine Hansberry and thinking about "the entry of the chorus, of the ex- slaves themselves, as the arbiters of their own fate" (C.L.R. James). thebrooklyninstitute.com/ite…

Tragedy and Decolonization: From Pessimism to Emancipation - Brooklyn Institute for Social Research

From the Haitian revolution to the ongoing struggle for Palestinian liberation, the project of decolonization has always faced seemingly overwhelming odds. The material, symbolic and psychic violence...

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Fracture Magazine@_fracturemag_Oct 15
Today is the 50th anniversary of the release of Harlan County, USA, the Oscar winning documentary about the 1973 Brookside miner strike in Kentucky. Here we offer a translation of a 1978 review by Natacha Michel, alongside an introduction by Patrick King: fracturemagazine.com/interve…

A Film: Harlan County, USA - Fracture Magazine

Translator’s Introduction This year marks the 50th anniversary of the release of Harlan County, USA, the classic documentary about the 1973 Brookside strike

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Late to the trend but here are the 9 books that had the biggest effect on me, all things considered
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Chris Klein@cklein421Oct 14
It may not be the book you wanted, but it’s the book you need
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Saw a post from a guy whose whole deal is making missiles that don’t work saying bring back public executions. All you need to know is that like all of these tech buffoons their argument is ahistorical and anti-sociological at the deepest levels.
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Well surely this is some kind of moral improvement for our beleaguered antihero!
Jason Colavito@JasonColavitoOct 12
Incidentally, Ross Barkan, who wrote these words about gendered reading habits in a retrospective on Lonesome Dove published in @jacobin yesterday, lifted them wholesale from his own 2024 Substack piece about the lack of male writers.
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Self plagiarism is 1) a non issue 2) puts you up there with the greats like Slavoj Zizek
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"Thinking politics by starting from the existing situation is what I call a politics of the conjuncture. Every militant finds themself thrown into a situation — thus: what is to be done?" fracturemagazine.com/issues/…

Egalitarian Exceptions - Fracture Magazine

While searching for a new mode of politics can be understood in the Lazarusian sense, in that contemporary militants are waiting for a new sequence to arrive, it must also be understood in the sense...

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Can my boy Tu Fu get as many likes as my post expressing doubt about AI solving math?
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Hi if you have a blue check and you replied to this I think you are either a bot or the dumbest guy alive
Bryan Johnsontown Massacre@DuncanAStuartOct 9
Probably the correct take on “AI can solve math now”
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Probably the correct take on “AI can solve math now”
Daniel Litt
@littmathOct 8
Well worth reading: proofsandprompts.com/2026/10…

100+ reactions to 100+ solutions

“Many of us are grappling with OpenAI’s announcement on 6 October. We feel that it is useful to have an updating snapshot of the community’s gut feeling.”

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