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With and beyond the political philosophy of Jacques Rancière, this book rethinks critical agency and its emancipatory effects today through an examination of the body.
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With and beyond the political philosophy of Jacques Rancière, this book rethinks critical agency and its emancipatory effects today through an examination of the body.
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- Reinventing Critical Theory
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 282
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Juli 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 614g
- ISBN-13: 9781538143568
- ISBN-10: 1538143569
- Artikelnr.: 58819194
- Reinventing Critical Theory
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 282
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. Juli 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 614g
- ISBN-13: 9781538143568
- ISBN-10: 1538143569
- Artikelnr.: 58819194
Laura Quintana is Associate Professor at the Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia.
Introduction
Rethinking the Emancipation of Bodies Today
Part I. Mapping the Practices of Emancipation
1. A Cartography of Possibilities
2. Intellectual Emancipation and Political Subjectivization /Dissensus and
Disagreement.
Part II.Intellectual Emancipation as the Torsion of a Body
1. Torsions of Bodies
2. Torsion as Conversion of a Body
3. Effects
Part III. Consensualism and the Dispossession of Bodies
1. Neoliberalism, Dispossession, and Depoliticization
2. Consensual Logic
Reinventions of the Common
Part IV. Disagreement and the Division of the Social Body in Today's World
1. Once Again, A Question of Method
2. Disagreement
3. Against the Grain of Consensus: The Demand for "buen vivir" (good
living)
Part V. Institutions of Disagreement, Institutions of the Common?
1. An Unfeasible Anti-institutionalism?
2. Excessive Democracy and Autonomy of Emancipation Practices
3. Emancipatory Institutions?
4. Institutions of the Common?
5. Institution, Conflict, Violences
Part VI. Image, Times, Bodies
1. Excessive Reportage
2. Aesthetic Logic and Its Reinventions of Bodies
3. Another Image of Time: Heterochronic Bodies
Epilogue: Politics, Bodies, Affects
Bibliography
Index
Rethinking the Emancipation of Bodies Today
Part I. Mapping the Practices of Emancipation
1. A Cartography of Possibilities
2. Intellectual Emancipation and Political Subjectivization /Dissensus and
Disagreement.
Part II.Intellectual Emancipation as the Torsion of a Body
1. Torsions of Bodies
2. Torsion as Conversion of a Body
3. Effects
Part III. Consensualism and the Dispossession of Bodies
1. Neoliberalism, Dispossession, and Depoliticization
2. Consensual Logic
Reinventions of the Common
Part IV. Disagreement and the Division of the Social Body in Today's World
1. Once Again, A Question of Method
2. Disagreement
3. Against the Grain of Consensus: The Demand for "buen vivir" (good
living)
Part V. Institutions of Disagreement, Institutions of the Common?
1. An Unfeasible Anti-institutionalism?
2. Excessive Democracy and Autonomy of Emancipation Practices
3. Emancipatory Institutions?
4. Institutions of the Common?
5. Institution, Conflict, Violences
Part VI. Image, Times, Bodies
1. Excessive Reportage
2. Aesthetic Logic and Its Reinventions of Bodies
3. Another Image of Time: Heterochronic Bodies
Epilogue: Politics, Bodies, Affects
Bibliography
Index
Introduction
Rethinking the Emancipation of Bodies Today
Part I. Mapping the Practices of Emancipation
1. A Cartography of Possibilities
2. Intellectual Emancipation and Political Subjectivization /Dissensus and
Disagreement.
Part II.Intellectual Emancipation as the Torsion of a Body
1. Torsions of Bodies
2. Torsion as Conversion of a Body
3. Effects
Part III. Consensualism and the Dispossession of Bodies
1. Neoliberalism, Dispossession, and Depoliticization
2. Consensual Logic
Reinventions of the Common
Part IV. Disagreement and the Division of the Social Body in Today's World
1. Once Again, A Question of Method
2. Disagreement
3. Against the Grain of Consensus: The Demand for "buen vivir" (good
living)
Part V. Institutions of Disagreement, Institutions of the Common?
1. An Unfeasible Anti-institutionalism?
2. Excessive Democracy and Autonomy of Emancipation Practices
3. Emancipatory Institutions?
4. Institutions of the Common?
5. Institution, Conflict, Violences
Part VI. Image, Times, Bodies
1. Excessive Reportage
2. Aesthetic Logic and Its Reinventions of Bodies
3. Another Image of Time: Heterochronic Bodies
Epilogue: Politics, Bodies, Affects
Bibliography
Index
Rethinking the Emancipation of Bodies Today
Part I. Mapping the Practices of Emancipation
1. A Cartography of Possibilities
2. Intellectual Emancipation and Political Subjectivization /Dissensus and
Disagreement.
Part II.Intellectual Emancipation as the Torsion of a Body
1. Torsions of Bodies
2. Torsion as Conversion of a Body
3. Effects
Part III. Consensualism and the Dispossession of Bodies
1. Neoliberalism, Dispossession, and Depoliticization
2. Consensual Logic
Reinventions of the Common
Part IV. Disagreement and the Division of the Social Body in Today's World
1. Once Again, A Question of Method
2. Disagreement
3. Against the Grain of Consensus: The Demand for "buen vivir" (good
living)
Part V. Institutions of Disagreement, Institutions of the Common?
1. An Unfeasible Anti-institutionalism?
2. Excessive Democracy and Autonomy of Emancipation Practices
3. Emancipatory Institutions?
4. Institutions of the Common?
5. Institution, Conflict, Violences
Part VI. Image, Times, Bodies
1. Excessive Reportage
2. Aesthetic Logic and Its Reinventions of Bodies
3. Another Image of Time: Heterochronic Bodies
Epilogue: Politics, Bodies, Affects
Bibliography
Index