... Pierre Clastres Antonio Negri savage ontology political anthropology ...

... This chapter takes up recent theories of “Life” as revolutionary excess, probing the origins of the vitalist turn to a Foucauldian “savage ontology.” According to Noys, both academic theorists and anarchist practitioners of vitalism share a common genesis in their rejection of the Hegelian...

... underlying expropriation from our contemporary geopolitics to our subjectivizing bio-political institutions. In his engagement with the communal potential of the unenclosed, Zimmer argues that the fence is not ontologically prior to community and identity, but rather effaces the Commons in which a “savage...

...-liberal notions of multitude are currently most fully expressed in the burgeoning post-Leninist, local autonomist movements in North and South America. Pierre Clastres Antonio Negri savage ontology political anthropology ...

.... Pierre Clastres Antonio Negri savage ontology political anthropology ...

... from our contemporary geopolitics to our subjectivizing bio-political institutions. In his engagement with the communal potential of the unenclosed, Zimmer argues that the fence is not ontologically prior to community and identity, but rather effaces the Commons in which a “savage” socio-politics...