Category Archives: Theory

Pleasure, Interpretation, and Resistance

Posted on October 24, 2008 by Jason C. Romero

One of the conclusions that I have come to as a result of pleasure theoretical thinking is that resistance — or change — is the result of displeasure. Once you hear it it will seem obvious to you — but, … Continue reading →

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Mis-interpellation.

Posted on October 10, 2008 by Jason C. Romero

“Hey you!” (Turns.) “Oh, sorry. Thought you were someone else…”

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Pleasure, Phenomenology, and Physical and Mental Events

Posted on July 1, 2008 by Jason C. Romero

One way in which my re-engagement with phenomenology has been productive is in thinking about pleasure. In particular, it has helped to shift my emphasis away from motivational hedonism and the assertion that we are perpetually seeking to optimize our … Continue reading →

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My Re-Encounter With Phenomenology

Posted on July 1, 2008 by Jason C. Romero

I am glad to have re-discovered phenomenology. It appears that my theoretical and intellectual stance was informed more by phenomenology than I had initially realized. Though, given the implicit influence of phenomenology on prevailing French theorists such as Foucault and … Continue reading →

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