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…
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?...
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 ☺️
Probably thinking of Hegel.
January 12, 2025 at 11:17 AM
Probably thinking of Hegel.
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! 🚀
What is digital space? This is the question I'm asking for an upcoming talk at King's College. I'm wondering what Hegel would say of the digital, as an extension of spirit.
In my mind, this is what the digital looks like. From the kitsch film, 'The Thirteenth Floor' (1999).
In my mind, this is what the digital looks like. From the kitsch film, 'The Thirteenth Floor' (1999).
November 23, 2024 at 8:00 PM
What is digital space? This is the question I'm asking for an upcoming talk at King's College. I'm wondering what Hegel would say of the digital, as an extension of spirit.
In my mind, this is what the digital looks like. From the kitsch film, 'The Thirteenth Floor' (1999).
In my mind, this is what the digital looks like. From the kitsch film, 'The Thirteenth Floor' (1999).
Thinking of the “digital space” more and more these days, and I have made Bluesky the dumping ground for my hysterical reflections on this space itself. Today’s New Yorker cartoon was spot on for me.
I’ll say it again… how can we reimagine the digital commons?
I’ll say it again… how can we reimagine the digital commons?
November 21, 2024 at 4:04 AM
Thinking of the “digital space” more and more these days, and I have made Bluesky the dumping ground for my hysterical reflections on this space itself. Today’s New Yorker cartoon was spot on for me.
I’ll say it again… how can we reimagine the digital commons?
I’ll say it again… how can we reimagine the digital commons?
What if we lit up Bluesky like this? With our arms outreached, grasping for something just ahead, shining an uncanny light upon the soft and twisted world…
‘La Belle et la Bête’ by Jean Cocteau (1946)
‘La Belle et la Bête’ by Jean Cocteau (1946)
November 18, 2024 at 4:45 PM
What if we lit up Bluesky like this? With our arms outreached, grasping for something just ahead, shining an uncanny light upon the soft and twisted world…
‘La Belle et la Bête’ by Jean Cocteau (1946)
‘La Belle et la Bête’ by Jean Cocteau (1946)
(Patiently) waiting for Bluesky to impress me.
'Woman in a Yellow Dress' by Max Kurzwell (1907)
'Woman in a Yellow Dress' by Max Kurzwell (1907)
November 15, 2024 at 6:03 PM
(Patiently) waiting for Bluesky to impress me.
'Woman in a Yellow Dress' by Max Kurzwell (1907)
'Woman in a Yellow Dress' by Max Kurzwell (1907)
Illustration of the repetitions bw Bluesky and Twitter. By Escher.
November 13, 2024 at 5:11 PM
Illustration of the repetitions bw Bluesky and Twitter. By Escher.
How can things be different on Bluesky?
“In every respect, repetition is a transgression. It puts law into question, it denounces its nominal or general character in favour of a more profound and more artistic reality.”
-Deleuze, ‘Difference & Repetition’ (1968)
“In every respect, repetition is a transgression. It puts law into question, it denounces its nominal or general character in favour of a more profound and more artistic reality.”
-Deleuze, ‘Difference & Repetition’ (1968)
November 12, 2024 at 4:07 PM
How can things be different on Bluesky?
“In every respect, repetition is a transgression. It puts law into question, it denounces its nominal or general character in favour of a more profound and more artistic reality.”
-Deleuze, ‘Difference & Repetition’ (1968)
“In every respect, repetition is a transgression. It puts law into question, it denounces its nominal or general character in favour of a more profound and more artistic reality.”
-Deleuze, ‘Difference & Repetition’ (1968)
Or what if we organized Bluesky like this?
"This gradual process of dissolution, which has not altered the physiognomy of the whole, is interrupted by the break of day, which in a flash and at a single stroke brings to view the structure of the new world.”
-Hegel, 'Phenomenology of Spirit' (1807)
"This gradual process of dissolution, which has not altered the physiognomy of the whole, is interrupted by the break of day, which in a flash and at a single stroke brings to view the structure of the new world.”
-Hegel, 'Phenomenology of Spirit' (1807)
November 12, 2024 at 6:13 AM
Or what if we organized Bluesky like this?
"This gradual process of dissolution, which has not altered the physiognomy of the whole, is interrupted by the break of day, which in a flash and at a single stroke brings to view the structure of the new world.”
-Hegel, 'Phenomenology of Spirit' (1807)
"This gradual process of dissolution, which has not altered the physiognomy of the whole, is interrupted by the break of day, which in a flash and at a single stroke brings to view the structure of the new world.”
-Hegel, 'Phenomenology of Spirit' (1807)
What if we organized Bluesky like this? Like a sliver of moon suspended over the void
'Baron Munchausen' (1989) by Terry Gilliam
'Baron Munchausen' (1989) by Terry Gilliam
November 11, 2024 at 6:12 PM
What if we organized Bluesky like this? Like a sliver of moon suspended over the void
'Baron Munchausen' (1989) by Terry Gilliam
'Baron Munchausen' (1989) by Terry Gilliam
Or what if we organized Bluesky like this? Where we take what we read, what we learn, what we teach... to the streets?
Photos from May '68
Photos from May '68
November 11, 2024 at 3:41 PM
Or what if we organized Bluesky like this? Where we take what we read, what we learn, what we teach... to the streets?
Photos from May '68
Photos from May '68
Or what if we organized Bluesky like this?
The Paris Commune (1871)
The Paris Commune (1871)
November 10, 2024 at 9:51 PM
Or what if we organized Bluesky like this?
The Paris Commune (1871)
The Paris Commune (1871)
Let’s organize Bluesky like this, like a moment before an awakening.
‘Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening’ by Dalí (1944)
‘Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening’ by Dalí (1944)
November 10, 2024 at 7:45 PM
Let’s organize Bluesky like this, like a moment before an awakening.
‘Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening’ by Dalí (1944)
‘Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening’ by Dalí (1944)
Me visualizing what Bluesky could be like
November 10, 2024 at 4:36 PM
Me visualizing what Bluesky could be like