Katherine Everitt 🧨
@katherineveritt.bsky.social
Philosopher, writer, poet, artist. ⛓ Hegel. ⛓ Philosophy of Space.
https://linktr.ee/katherineveritt
https://linktr.ee/katherineveritt
l've finished teaching my class on the void to a very bright group of spirited beings! The void found at the heart of being, the void that promises an escape, the void that we weave into our very subjectivity: it is the void that we find at the heart of being, thought, and freedom. 🚀 Thanks to GCAS!
October 2, 2025 at 5:02 PM
l've finished teaching my class on the void to a very bright group of spirited beings! The void found at the heart of being, the void that promises an escape, the void that we weave into our very subjectivity: it is the void that we find at the heart of being, thought, and freedom. 🚀 Thanks to GCAS!
I’m very excited to share that I’ll be teaching a course titled, “The Void,” this September at GCAS. There is an early bird discount available now for auditors..! 🚀
We’ll read Hegel & Badiou with support from Lucretius & Dolar in investigating the paradoxical potential of the void.
More below…
We’ll read Hegel & Badiou with support from Lucretius & Dolar in investigating the paradoxical potential of the void.
More below…
August 23, 2025 at 12:44 PM
I’m very excited to share that I’ll be teaching a course titled, “The Void,” this September at GCAS. There is an early bird discount available now for auditors..! 🚀
We’ll read Hegel & Badiou with support from Lucretius & Dolar in investigating the paradoxical potential of the void.
More below…
We’ll read Hegel & Badiou with support from Lucretius & Dolar in investigating the paradoxical potential of the void.
More below…
Em português! Another essay translated into Portuguese by the Menos Um Grupo. “A Inteligência É Sempre Artificial.” Muito obrigada!
I am so grateful to this stellar collective for their translation of my recent essay. Check it out in English and Portuguese at the link in bio! 🚀
I am so grateful to this stellar collective for their translation of my recent essay. Check it out in English and Portuguese at the link in bio! 🚀
July 20, 2025 at 12:06 PM
Em português! Another essay translated into Portuguese by the Menos Um Grupo. “A Inteligência É Sempre Artificial.” Muito obrigada!
I am so grateful to this stellar collective for their translation of my recent essay. Check it out in English and Portuguese at the link in bio! 🚀
I am so grateful to this stellar collective for their translation of my recent essay. Check it out in English and Portuguese at the link in bio! 🚀
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"While intelligence is always artificial, AI is, in actuality, not artificial enough to be labelled “intelligent.”
This is a great read!
#AI #philosophy
This is a great read!
#AI #philosophy
July 13, 2025 at 1:45 PM
"While intelligence is always artificial, AI is, in actuality, not artificial enough to be labelled “intelligent.”
This is a great read!
#AI #philosophy
This is a great read!
#AI #philosophy
My new essay: "Intelligence Is Always Artificial."
Can intelligence ever be natural? Per Hegel, intelligence is that which *denaturalizes.* It is a self-alienation that operates around a subjectifying gap. AI, in its immediacy, isn't *artificial enough* to be called intelligent.
Can intelligence ever be natural? Per Hegel, intelligence is that which *denaturalizes.* It is a self-alienation that operates around a subjectifying gap. AI, in its immediacy, isn't *artificial enough* to be called intelligent.
July 13, 2025 at 1:25 PM
My new essay: "Intelligence Is Always Artificial."
Can intelligence ever be natural? Per Hegel, intelligence is that which *denaturalizes.* It is a self-alienation that operates around a subjectifying gap. AI, in its immediacy, isn't *artificial enough* to be called intelligent.
Can intelligence ever be natural? Per Hegel, intelligence is that which *denaturalizes.* It is a self-alienation that operates around a subjectifying gap. AI, in its immediacy, isn't *artificial enough* to be called intelligent.
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Thinking about the pull of absence and the openness of the void, I find myself returning to @katherineveritt.bsky.social's essay—A Throw of the Dice Through Space—in itself a wonderful act of placing, a gesture toward the other: to say yes; to fall together.
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
July 10, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Thinking about the pull of absence and the openness of the void, I find myself returning to @katherineveritt.bsky.social's essay—A Throw of the Dice Through Space—in itself a wonderful act of placing, a gesture toward the other: to say yes; to fall together.
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
Amigos e colegas, meu ensaio, "O ChatGPT Goza?", já está disponível em português! Muito obrigada ao Menos Um Grupo!
Friends and colleagues, my essay, "Does ChatGPT Enjoy?", is now available in Portuguese. Huge thanks to the Menos Um Grupo! 🚀
Friends and colleagues, my essay, "Does ChatGPT Enjoy?", is now available in Portuguese. Huge thanks to the Menos Um Grupo! 🚀
July 9, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Amigos e colegas, meu ensaio, "O ChatGPT Goza?", já está disponível em português! Muito obrigada ao Menos Um Grupo!
Friends and colleagues, my essay, "Does ChatGPT Enjoy?", is now available in Portuguese. Huge thanks to the Menos Um Grupo! 🚀
Friends and colleagues, my essay, "Does ChatGPT Enjoy?", is now available in Portuguese. Huge thanks to the Menos Um Grupo! 🚀
How can thinking political space open up avenues for emancipation? Check out this conversation between Helen Rollins and myself to hear our thoughts. An interview for @everydayanalysis.bsky.social.
youtu.be/Rx0MpGn6pTQ?...
youtu.be/Rx0MpGn6pTQ?...
May 27, 2025 at 2:47 PM
How can thinking political space open up avenues for emancipation? Check out this conversation between Helen Rollins and myself to hear our thoughts. An interview for @everydayanalysis.bsky.social.
youtu.be/Rx0MpGn6pTQ?...
youtu.be/Rx0MpGn6pTQ?...
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"Where does place end?"
Such a lovely question to reflect upon on an empty Sunday afternoon. Katherine takes 9 Rothko's as placemarks to find place in space.
Such a lovely question to reflect upon on an empty Sunday afternoon. Katherine takes 9 Rothko's as placemarks to find place in space.
I am so honored to share this essay, "A Throw of the Dice through Space," published in 'Socrates on the Beach' by @greggerkesocrates.bsky.social.
It may be my favorite text I've written.
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
(Scroll to the bottom to see the paintings.)
It may be my favorite text I've written.
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
(Scroll to the bottom to see the paintings.)
Katherine Everitt — Socrates on the Beach
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May 11, 2025 at 1:51 PM
"Where does place end?"
Such a lovely question to reflect upon on an empty Sunday afternoon. Katherine takes 9 Rothko's as placemarks to find place in space.
Such a lovely question to reflect upon on an empty Sunday afternoon. Katherine takes 9 Rothko's as placemarks to find place in space.
Reposted by Katherine Everitt 🧨
“We hurdle toward each other. A star appears beneath us. The perfect triangulation: you, me, and the star beneath our feet. This is what we need: a star to drive our stake into the ground.”
@katherineveritt.bsky.social's essay reminds me of this encounter. ☄️
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
@katherineveritt.bsky.social's essay reminds me of this encounter. ☄️
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
April 9, 2025 at 11:26 PM
“We hurdle toward each other. A star appears beneath us. The perfect triangulation: you, me, and the star beneath our feet. This is what we need: a star to drive our stake into the ground.”
@katherineveritt.bsky.social's essay reminds me of this encounter. ☄️
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
@katherineveritt.bsky.social's essay reminds me of this encounter. ☄️
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
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Issue 11 is live. Thank you to all who helped and the great writers and the translator featured. socratesonthebeach.com
April 8, 2025 at 10:01 PM
Issue 11 is live. Thank you to all who helped and the great writers and the translator featured. socratesonthebeach.com
I am so honored to share this essay, "A Throw of the Dice through Space," published in 'Socrates on the Beach' by @greggerkesocrates.bsky.social.
It may be my favorite text I've written.
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
(Scroll to the bottom to see the paintings.)
It may be my favorite text I've written.
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
(Scroll to the bottom to see the paintings.)
Katherine Everitt — Socrates on the Beach
socratesonthebeach.com
April 8, 2025 at 8:00 PM
I am so honored to share this essay, "A Throw of the Dice through Space," published in 'Socrates on the Beach' by @greggerkesocrates.bsky.social.
It may be my favorite text I've written.
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
(Scroll to the bottom to see the paintings.)
It may be my favorite text I've written.
socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ev...
(Scroll to the bottom to see the paintings.)
3 papers in 3 weeks! I presented my preliminary research for my new project, ‘Imagine an Atom,’ at the MSA conference in Atlanta 🧨 Action shot below!
March 24, 2025 at 11:57 PM
3 papers in 3 weeks! I presented my preliminary research for my new project, ‘Imagine an Atom,’ at the MSA conference in Atlanta 🧨 Action shot below!
I had such a phenomenal time at the LACK conference last week. The critical psychoanalytic scene is alive and thriving! I’m sharing the talk I gave, titled “The Ontological Impasse of Psychoanalysis” for anyone interested. Lmk if you have any thoughts! 🚀
youtu.be/1WO9daqGaxw?...
youtu.be/1WO9daqGaxw?...
March 21, 2025 at 4:56 PM
I had such a phenomenal time at the LACK conference last week. The critical psychoanalytic scene is alive and thriving! I’m sharing the talk I gave, titled “The Ontological Impasse of Psychoanalysis” for anyone interested. Lmk if you have any thoughts! 🚀
youtu.be/1WO9daqGaxw?...
youtu.be/1WO9daqGaxw?...
For anyone interested, here is a recording of my talk, “Hegel in Cyberspace.” I explore the ontology of the Internet via Hegel’s writings on logic, nature, and spirit. 💥💥💥
youtu.be/r-1DLPItZPA?...
And here’s a little photo from the talk ☺️
youtu.be/r-1DLPItZPA?...
And here’s a little photo from the talk ☺️
March 9, 2025 at 12:22 PM
For anyone interested, here is a recording of my talk, “Hegel in Cyberspace.” I explore the ontology of the Internet via Hegel’s writings on logic, nature, and spirit. 💥💥💥
youtu.be/r-1DLPItZPA?...
And here’s a little photo from the talk ☺️
youtu.be/r-1DLPItZPA?...
And here’s a little photo from the talk ☺️
“HEGEL IN CYBERSPACE.” I will be giving a talk at King’s College London on Wednesday March 5th, where I will present an ontological, Hegelian theory of our shared digital world. Check out the abstract, and register to join if you are in the London area! 👾👩🏼💻👾
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Select tickets – Hegel in Cyberspace with Katherine Everitt – Room K4.31 - King's Collge - Strand Campus
The department of Digital Humanities welcomes Katherine Everitt for a talk on Hegel and digital media, along with drinks.
Hegel...
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February 25, 2025 at 3:38 PM
“HEGEL IN CYBERSPACE.” I will be giving a talk at King’s College London on Wednesday March 5th, where I will present an ontological, Hegelian theory of our shared digital world. Check out the abstract, and register to join if you are in the London area! 👾👩🏼💻👾
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Back in Firenze - great fun to cross paths with @katherineveritt.bsky.social over cocktails upon arrival
January 17, 2025 at 8:49 PM
Back in Firenze - great fun to cross paths with @katherineveritt.bsky.social over cocktails upon arrival
Probably thinking of Hegel.
January 12, 2025 at 11:17 AM
Probably thinking of Hegel.
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"Rest your mouth where
My bones meet my soul"
A stunner of a poem, in its beauty to be sure, but most of all in the sense that it stuns.
My bones meet my soul"
A stunner of a poem, in its beauty to be sure, but most of all in the sense that it stuns.
Sharing this poem that is now available on the new ‘Everyday Analysis’ website. Check out the poem as well as the website ☺️
“Where Soul Meets Bone”
www.everydayanalysis.co.uk/post/where-s...
“Where Soul Meets Bone”
www.everydayanalysis.co.uk/post/where-s...
Where Soul Meets Bone by Katherine Everitt
From Weird Material.
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January 4, 2025 at 7:06 PM
"Rest your mouth where
My bones meet my soul"
A stunner of a poem, in its beauty to be sure, but most of all in the sense that it stuns.
My bones meet my soul"
A stunner of a poem, in its beauty to be sure, but most of all in the sense that it stuns.
Sharing this poem that is now available on the new ‘Everyday Analysis’ website. Check out the poem as well as the website ☺️
“Where Soul Meets Bone”
www.everydayanalysis.co.uk/post/where-s...
“Where Soul Meets Bone”
www.everydayanalysis.co.uk/post/where-s...
Where Soul Meets Bone by Katherine Everitt
From Weird Material.
www.everydayanalysis.co.uk
January 4, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Sharing this poem that is now available on the new ‘Everyday Analysis’ website. Check out the poem as well as the website ☺️
“Where Soul Meets Bone”
www.everydayanalysis.co.uk/post/where-s...
“Where Soul Meets Bone”
www.everydayanalysis.co.uk/post/where-s...
I am so happy to share this essay by yours truly! If you’re interested in my work on space, here it finally is in a condensed medium. In this text, I develop a theory of *historical spatiality* — an escape from relativism that can render history objective. 🚀
www.royst.no/post/quiltin...
www.royst.no/post/quiltin...
Quilting with Crisis: A Theory of Historical Space
Skribent: Katherine EverittI dette essayet legg filosof og New Yorkar Katherine Everitt fram ein historiefilosofi inspirert av kvantefysikk, Georg W.F. Hegel og Alain Badiou. Ho argumenterer for at hi...
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December 19, 2024 at 5:05 PM
I am so happy to share this essay by yours truly! If you’re interested in my work on space, here it finally is in a condensed medium. In this text, I develop a theory of *historical spatiality* — an escape from relativism that can render history objective. 🚀
www.royst.no/post/quiltin...
www.royst.no/post/quiltin...
I gave a talk on Hegelian space today, and was SO pleased to receive the q: what is digital space?
As I’ve been using Bluesky to reflect on the digital… my initial answer to this q, is that it is an extension of spirited space with a material excess, a space of feedback & feedback loops…
As I’ve been using Bluesky to reflect on the digital… my initial answer to this q, is that it is an extension of spirited space with a material excess, a space of feedback & feedback loops…
December 17, 2024 at 4:42 AM
I gave a talk on Hegelian space today, and was SO pleased to receive the q: what is digital space?
As I’ve been using Bluesky to reflect on the digital… my initial answer to this q, is that it is an extension of spirited space with a material excess, a space of feedback & feedback loops…
As I’ve been using Bluesky to reflect on the digital… my initial answer to this q, is that it is an extension of spirited space with a material excess, a space of feedback & feedback loops…
On Monday, I join the Philosophy Portal to ask what space can teach us about the Lacanian real, particularly the pre-symbolic real of nature. Per the Chiesa/Žižek debate on "animistic" motion, I argue that with space-itself we can answer the provocative question: does the real move? 💥
I join Philosophy Portal on Dec 16 to discuss my work on space as it relates to the Lacanian real. Particularly, I examine the substantiation of nothingness in the naming of space, tracing the mark of the real underpinning this paradox. Hit the link in bio to register! 🚀
December 10, 2024 at 5:53 PM
On Monday, I join the Philosophy Portal to ask what space can teach us about the Lacanian real, particularly the pre-symbolic real of nature. Per the Chiesa/Žižek debate on "animistic" motion, I argue that with space-itself we can answer the provocative question: does the real move? 💥
“Cybernetics” comes from “κυβερνήτης” — the helmsman, from “κῠβερνάω” meaning to steer, direct, guide, govern. 🌊🌊🌊
December 5, 2024 at 4:10 AM
“Cybernetics” comes from “κυβερνήτης” — the helmsman, from “κῠβερνάω” meaning to steer, direct, guide, govern. 🌊🌊🌊
I join Philosophy Portal on Dec 16 to discuss my work on space as it relates to the Lacanian real. Particularly, I examine the substantiation of nothingness in the naming of space, tracing the mark of the real underpinning this paradox. Hit the link in bio to register! 🚀
December 1, 2024 at 6:57 PM
I join Philosophy Portal on Dec 16 to discuss my work on space as it relates to the Lacanian real. Particularly, I examine the substantiation of nothingness in the naming of space, tracing the mark of the real underpinning this paradox. Hit the link in bio to register! 🚀