What forms of subjecthood and subjectivity are available to us? The question should not be, what is the “modern” subject or what is “modern” subjectivity, but rather what forms of subjecthood and subjectivity—what ways of being and of being with—are made possible in particular practices and sets of practices? We should be looking for multiple, …
A profound boredom
The difficulties derived from the project itself, which was intended precisely to avoid them. By programming my work over several volumes according to a plan laid down in advance, I was telling myself that the time had now come when I could write them without difficulty, and simply unwind what was in my head, confirming …
Dexies
What is more terrifying, more threatening to the essence of whatever it is that we call freedom, than slavery? What is more insidious than a force that comes from the outside–outside of the body politic, outside of the political body–and threatens us with imprisonment and maybe even death? What reaches deeper than those forces, those …
