... (2000 , 2008 , 2009 ) cybernetic person and Stiegler’s disindividual (2010, 2011b, 2012), who similarly lose their identities before a form of technological extension that paradoxically envelops them, leading to a state of technocultural claustrophobia. Thus the screen opens everything up to them...

...: We come back, in fact, to what we said earlier about this notion of anxiety in Simondon’s work. He also talks about disindividuation, which he associates moreover with two forms of anxiety. There might be said to be a — let’s call it catastrophic—disindividuation where the individual loses himself...

... defection that inaugurates exodus. In this way, the aesthetic dimension added to the general intellect is the generic capacity to be affected and disindividuated. © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 aesthetics exodus Paolo Virno Jean-François Lyotard general intellect Political praxis arises...

... denies the role of technics in the opening of the possibility of authentic time; 2) as a thinker of the “they” who corrects Simondon's inability to think collective disindividuation while being himself unable to think a genuine collective individuation process; 3) the later Heidegger who indeed...

...-skilling, the loss of ability ( savoir faire) . A philosopher who is very important for me, Gilbert Simondon, calls this disindividuation, the loss of individuation, because Simondon says I can individuate myself only through the unique, singular knowledge I possess. PC: When you speak in your work...

..., on the contrary, sees societies of control only as “specific modes of modulation that produce a homogeneous individuation or even a disindividuation” (77). The same is true of modulation under the condition of Environmentality. We would thus have to inquire into different, let us call them general-ecological...

... to a massive process of disindividuation—that is, to this loss of the feeling of existing (see Winnicott 1971 ) that strikes all of us, more or less, and that is caused by the destruction of all those forms of savoir vivre founded on theoretical knowledge —that savoir vivre of which citizenship...

... generations that temporalize out of the tertiary memory of the new technologies—to disintegration of the family intergenerational model, disaffection, and disindividuation. These generations lack—in depth psychological terms—a structuring superego to determine in their psychological apparatus the reality...

...: “capitalism, which only survives through desire, destroys it” (2006b: 36). This is what engenders disaffection in the individual and “disindividuation” as the breakdown of social and cultural processes. The pleasure principle/reality principle negotiation which constitutes the process of sublimation...

... from ideology but from a deadly cycle of desire, a deadly ipseity of the self, and a disindividuation process of profound consequence. The disseminated images at the Abu Ghraib prison express a shared fantasy. The violent images and affects—shared by young people who are not long out of college...

..., then of life-knowledge in the twentieth century, there arises in the twenty-first century the age of the loss of theoretical knowledge” (Stiegler 2016 : 25). The automation valorized by neoliberal capitalism's approach to technics, one that emphasizes a disindividuating “efficiency” over a theoretically...