This book uses the ontological notions of singularity and threshold to deconstruct the myth of the independent individual and address the question of what comes after sovereignty and the subject.
This book uses the ontological notions of singularity and threshold to deconstruct the myth of the independent individual and address the question of what comes after sovereignty and the subject.
Bruno Gullì teaches philosophy at CUNY-Kingsborough.
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Contents Introduction Part One: Contingency Chapter One: The Open: Ontology of Mystery and Simplicity Chapter Two: Replacing the Individual. The Impossible Individuation Chapter Three: Subject of Fiction: Subjection and Subjugation Part Two: Capture Chapter Four: Borders and Vortices (Life and Work) Chapter Five: Politics of Disposability and Cruelty Chapter Six: Capture and Thresholds: The Politics of Number, the Accidental Glass Part Three: Subversions Chapter Seven: A Passage to Art Chapter Eight: Disaffection and Care Chapter Nine: Relations without a subject Bibliography About the Author
Contents Introduction Part One: Contingency Chapter One: The Open: Ontology of Mystery and Simplicity Chapter Two: Replacing the Individual. The Impossible Individuation Chapter Three: Subject of Fiction: Subjection and Subjugation Part Two: Capture Chapter Four: Borders and Vortices (Life and Work) Chapter Five: Politics of Disposability and Cruelty Chapter Six: Capture and Thresholds: The Politics of Number, the Accidental Glass Part Three: Subversions Chapter Seven: A Passage to Art Chapter Eight: Disaffection and Care Chapter Nine: Relations without a subject Bibliography About the Author
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