... revises property as poetic/spiritual enclosures that highlight ways of apprehending the land without possessing it as enclosed commons. It also outlines a practice of political theory that is less concept-centric. As we shift back and forth between the registers of theory and ethnography, economy can...

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...This conclusion explains how creolizing political theory is different from the comparative political theory of Fred Dallmayr, Roxanne Euben, Michaelle Browers, Leigh Jenco, Farah Godrej, and Andrew March, on the one hand, and work on processes of disavowal by Sibylle Fischer and on moments...

... of the “superego,” which thus becomes the representative of the political at the heart of the theory of the unconscious just as it is or could be the representative of the unconscious psyche at the heart of political theory. Freud Sigmund Kelsen Hans Ogilvie Bertrand Mari Enrique Arendt Hannah Foucault Michel...

... destruction Latour Bruno violence Medean Stiegler Bernard Cavarero Adriana Euripides Horrorism Cavarero Inclinations Cavarero maternality Medusa character Homer Iliad Homer infanticide Carlson Marvin Antigone Adriana Cavarero Bonnie Honig pharmakon political theory There is good reason...

... Badiou communist theory Hume Meillassoux Occupy Movement philosophy of the subject political theory revolution Truth exists only in a process of scission. — Alain Badiou, Théorie de la contradiction If Alain Badiou’s Being and Event sought to move beyond...

... Dauvé Gilles Martin François speculation Lenin Vladimir encounter negation temporality life Occupy Oakland Nesic Karl formalization synthesis epistemological break Hegel G W F Simon Roland Althusser communist theory political theory proletariat Rancière revolution Everything you say...

...This book brings together scholars from disciplines including philosophy, political theory, intellectual history, and literary studies to address the conceptual foundations of the humanities and the question of their future. What notions of the future, of the human, and of finitude underlie...

... Catherine relational responsibility relations fragmentation Giraud Eva Haifa groundlessness ungrounding Berry Wendell apophatic folding Halberstam Jack apophasis activism compost political theory pluralism progress soil soil science science studies Inside rich histories of entangled...

... and exploration in this period attempt to imagine the forms that civilizing narratives might take. It examines the role in these fictions of the “first gunshot topos,” a recurring moment of technologically-simulated magic. It then discusses seventeenth- and eighteenth-century political theory and the narratives...

...Asking whether one can develop an approach to studying political life that reflects its heterogeneity, Jane Anna Gordon offers the creolization of political theory as a viable response. Creolization, she argues, describes mixtures that were not supposed to have emerged in the plantation societies...

... Jean Jacques Burke Edmund poeisis Coleridge Political Theology Unconditional Imagination Political Theory It would be a question of critiquing, deconstructing if you will, one in the name of the other, sovereignty in the name of unconditionality. This is what would have to be thought, reasoned...

... simultaneously in and outside of democratic state capitalism. Drawing on political theory, intellectual history, and the techniques of close reading, Against Democracy offers new accounts of the ethos of refusing democracy, of literary criticism's contribution to that ethos, and of the history...

... as an allegory of the Mediterranean. In discussing Cacciari’s mix of philosophy, political theory, philology, and theology, the author stresses that political theory does not “work” in the conventional sense of the word. The very idea that a political theory must be fully realized is the bedrock...

... to sovereign power that continues to occupy political theory today. Is sovereignty, with its reliance on singular and exceptional power, fundamentally inimical to democracy? Or might a more fully realized democracy distribute, share, and popularize sovereignty, thus blunting its exceptional character and its...

... and moral philosophy, social philosophy and political theory, theory of education and school, and theory of religion. diversity experience Darwin Charles empiricism Locke John naturalism communication epistemology metaphysics art Chicago School of functionalism and instrumentalism democracy Hook...