... of micropolitical art practices. I will concentrate on one possible answer to the critical questions that must be asked: wherein lies the possibility of resistance in Sloterdijk’s recent analyses of capitalism? Expenditure of wealth, however, is different from dissipation: “the mediocre dissipation...

... as a process of cultural transformation by which new forms of subjectivity are offered. 1. Following the sort of micropolitical analysis that Deleuze and Guattari suggest in schizoanalysis, a warning is to the point here. Any dichotomist evaluation of practices runs the risk of overlooking the liberating...

... micropolitics” (140) form the base for what is the book’s most powerful concept: the “politics of swarming.” With this provocative ecological metaphor, the text offers a vision of “a ‘we’ creatively composed of diverse constituencies set in a variety of world regions, faiths, classes, and other subject...

..., an important aspect of modernity, postmodernity, and poststructuralist thought revolves around notions of the subject as constituted through economics, history, forms of governance, technology, discursive regimes, and language, but the issue with this well-intentioned turn to micropolitics that focused upon...

... the micropolitics of domination among people living in the margins of society. Telling in this respect is Roma B.’s relationships with her clandestinely gay boyfriend and pimp and with the Rich Jew, who both exploit her for personal gain. As Thomas Elsaesser (1996 : 31) notes, the blurring of the boundaries...

... definition of life as zoe , or dynamic and generative force. Furthermore, an updated version of Spinozism as a democratic move toward radically immanent forms of immanence promotes micropolitical interventions of a very grounded and situated kind. One has to start from microinstances of embodied...

... understanding of being-in in terms of micropolitical art practices: lack and abundance are of interest because they are directly political and value creating, and not merely something that belongs to insurance companies. Thus, Oosterling formulates one possible answer to the critical questions that must...

... as a primary antagonist to reengage micropolitical sites of struggle alongside the possibility of systemic revolutionary transformation. At the same time, this populist call must resist appeals to a reactionary version of the people, one that feeds the Alt-Right, which, as Quinn Slobodian argues elsewhere...

... indispensable for us. But if we want to further examine the existence of social demarcation and differentiation, then we have to take into consideration another perspective—micropolitics—so that we can look at the complexity, hierarchy, and multi-elemental interaction of the society/ideology formation and make...

... but as a characteristic of all of life. There is an attunement, in other words, to a micropolitics of the everyday. But this very attunement forecloses the conflict and opposition necessary for politics. Finally, Hardt and Negri’s description of the current techno-global-capitalist formation coincides with Agamben’s...

...” and passing through Michel Foucault's analyses of power and the micropolitical propositions of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari (the Althusserian legacy having never become, in this context, the subject of explicit discussion 19 )— the conceptual foundations of the ideological battle had to be totally...