... anarchism calling interpellation forms of address ...

... vitalism anarchism savage anthropology Hegelianism ...

... Abraham Franz Kafka James Scott anarchism temporality ...

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... agent, like the false subject that interpellation calls for. Instead we are multiple and anarchic subjects, with many overlapping and exogenous sources. In this way, I argue that Nietzsche offers anarchism a way to anarchize the individual down to the level of her psyche. Friedrich Nietzsche...

... and the state, broadening a narrow anarchism to embrace what Fanon, following Césaire, called “the end of the world.” Frederick Douglass Angela Davis tradition anarchism Aimé Césaire ...

... to be) are not a unitary cohesive agent, like the false subject that interpellation calls for. Instead we are multiple and anarchic subjects, with many overlapping and exogenous sources. In this way, I argue that Nietzsche offers anarchism a way to anarchize the individual down to the level of her psyche. Friedrich...

... anarchist form of power and resistance that is not generally recognized (so intent are we on obeying the strictures of interpellation under normal circumstances). anarchism calling interpellation forms of address ...

... reconfiguring the political and social meaning of “Life” brought into question by de Bloois, Korsten, and Noys. vitalism anarchism savage anthropology Hegelianism ...

... notion of time and subjectivity means that all times and all moments are equally momentous and filled with radical possibilities. Abraham Franz Kafka James Scott anarchism temporality ...

... expressed by regulators. They build from key bodies of knowledge, including sex worker rights, HIV activism, feminist care ethics, disability justice, anarchism, and anti-capitalism. In conversation with local and international social movements, the experiential knowledge of performers influences...

... Beginning in the 1920s, anarchism was instrumental in the building of the Bolivian trade-union movement. The Federation of Local Workers ( fol ) brought together workers from a range of trades who were influenced by anarchist “free-thinking.” Artisans were especially prominent in the fol...

... with counterinterpellation, other sources of identity that, while no more “authentic” or true than the false subjectivity he resists, pluralize and complicate (or even anarchize) the kinds of subjectivity and politics that come from the colonial and postcolonial experience. Frantz Fanon identity race...

... with the Church over secular education, and one scandalous poem (“Quo Vadis”) denounced religious corruption and cruelty. For her outspoken public views, she came under fire from conservatives who accused her of atheism and anarchism. She died in 1928, just as the first generation of Bolivian feminists...