John Mullarkey
Educated at Dublin , London , and Warwick , John Mullarkey has always done his best to be contrary with those around him wherever he goes: he prefers Maine de Biran to Kant, Bergson to Heidegger, Sartre to Merleau-Ponty, and Roger Moore to Sean Connery. These days he spends his time promoting the concept of the Actual over the Virtual amongst Deleuzians. This foolhardy enterprise (which is probably only a cry for help) is pursued in the following publications:
Publications:
' Deleuze and Materialism: One or Several Matters? ' , in A Deleuzian Century ?, edited by Ian Buchanan (Durham and London: Duke University Press, 1999), pp.59-83.
Bergson and Philosophy , Edinburgh University Press, 1999.
'Philosophie au naturel', in Becoming Human , edited by Paul Sheehan, Connecticut/London, Praeger, 2003, pp.55-66.
'Forget the Virtual', in Continental Philosophy Review (2004), vol. 37, pp.469-93.
Post-Continental Philosophy: The Turn to Immanence , Continuum Press, 2006.