... process without a subject Ideological State Apparatus interpellation supremacy of the signifier Real-Imaginary-Symbolic ...

.... process without a subject Ideological State Apparatus interpellation supremacy of the signifier Real-Imaginary-Symbolic ...

... Marxist theory; and Jacque Lacan’s psychoanalytic theory. process without a subject Ideological State Apparatus interpellation supremacy of the signifier Real-Imaginary-Symbolic Lecture 23, “The Postmodern,” turns to the changing historical context of the middle to late twentieth century...

...Sensibility and Subjectivity In this chapter, nine improvisers reflect on their encounters improvising while literally connected by large rubber bands. The practice of “banding” is an experimental exercise in movement and sound improvisation Tomie Hahn developed in 2008. During the 2010...

... of affects are even more imperative. At the same time, the failure of countercultural revolution reveals the limits of subjective transformations without transformation of structures. labor consumption desire body politic the state Algorithms have become ubiquitous in social life. From macro...

... of structuralism’s antihumanism: Émile Benveniste’s linguistic theory; Louis Althusser’s Marxist theory; and Jacque Lacan’s psychoanalytic theory. process without a subject Ideological State Apparatus interpellation supremacy of the signifier Real-Imaginary-Symbolic Lecture 23, “The Postmodern...

... of activism and ethnographic research on the Brazilian sex worker movements, discussing puta politics as an attempt to capture the innumerable rhythms of puta subjectivity and activism in Brazil. It also traces how whores have mobilized their subjectivities, bodies, allies, and political know-how to draw...

... the Zapatistas and the 2011 Bolivian marches to the Occupy Movement in North America and the recent resistance efforts in Spain and Greece. This comunalidad is composed of the emergent communal subject as the primary cell of ongoing global social movements, reconfiguring the Kantian trope of abstract citizenship...

.... The mineworkers faced more subtle challenges as well, such as discrimination on the part of their new neighbors, the psychological pressure of suddenly being without a job or income, and the fact that they no longer enjoyed the solidarity that came with living together in tight communities. Yet as these accounts...

... and antithesis in perpetual relation and forestalls any final Aufhebung ) and, on the other hand, by the gap in the Symbolic inscribed in the Lacanian process of sublimation (a gap embodied by the objet petit a ), Žižek’s ridiculous sublime, Alfrey demonstrates, is comprised not of grandiose objects...

... that the equality of rights and opportunities would arrive for all. I wanted to have what others had.” In 1966, he accepted, without really knowing what it would involve, “a very diffcult and delicate task, with the risk of losing one’s life.” Less prepared than other combatants and dedicated mainly to support...