The Philosopher (n.) seeks to live unphilosophically and unwisely and above all imprudently... to risk oneself constantly.
The Philosopher (n.) is tasked to identify the metaphysics of presence or logocentrism in western philosophy.
A Philosopher (n.) can have his eardrum punctured and still hear and understand the one who punctures it.
A Philosopher (n.) is the one who finds it hardest to stop believing that reason's categories belong to metaphysical certainty.
A Philosopher (n.) is a philosopher only to the extent that he forgets that philosophy is written.
The Philosopher (n.) since Descartes has seen and studied the animal but never been seen seen by it — never let the animal's gaze into his theory.
The Philosopher (n.) of the animal, from Kant to Lacan, never reckons with the fact that we hunt, kill, eat, sacrifice and experiment on animals.
A Philosopher (n.) is understood only by watching closely what he means to demonstrate, and fails to demonstrate, about the limit between human and animal.