... technologies of rule citizenship subjectivation social movements feminisms ...

... activists and scholars might unsettle and move beyond the reigning Civil Society Agenda. technologies of rule citizenship subjectivation social movements feminisms ...

... the implications of these overlapping processes, the chapter discusses the process of subjectivation mediated through relative material deprivation. ultramodernity peripheral modernity resistance dissent subjectivity ...

...” rife with the power of subjectivization and subjection. Slavoj Žižek romantic sublime ridiculous sublime Jacques Lacan G. W. F. Hegel ...

... with a visible yet blindfolded face has coexisted with references to heroes who are masked but also gifted with supersight. How do these representations of the concealment of the face in Western popular culture allow us to understand new modalities of subjectivation? This chapter illustrates this point through...

... societal and economic formations—what J. K. Gibson-Graham calls “(re)subjectivation.” embodiment body work/labor clothing consumption subject making ...

... 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...

... of the Real” rife with the power of subjectivization and subjection. Slavoj Žižek romantic sublime ridiculous sublime Jacques Lacan G. W. F. Hegel In this chapter, Boucher argues that Slavoj Žižek’s theory of the traumatic kernel of the Real at the center of social antagonism provides the key...

... 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...

... in diverse practices of government, namely, Governance, Governability, and Governmentality. The chapter ends with a consideration of how activists and scholars might unsettle and move beyond the reigning Civil Society Agenda. technologies of rule citizenship subjectivation social movements...

... from a context of urban poverty. To trace the implications of these overlapping processes, the chapter discusses the process of subjectivation mediated through relative material deprivation. ultramodernity peripheral modernity resistance dissent subjectivity Despite popular perception...

... but of “miserable little pieces of the Real” rife with the power of subjectivization and subjection. Slavoj Žižek romantic sublime ridiculous sublime Jacques Lacan G. W. F. Hegel In this chapter, McGowan considers the importance of a frequently overlooked yet integral aspect of Slavoj Žižek’s work...