Political Theory After Deleuze

By:

Widder, Nathan

Contributor(s):

Widder, Nathan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Bloomsbury 2012Description: 197pISBN:

9781441150882

DDC classification:

N86.1DG W633

Partial contents:

1 The ontological turn in political theory 1 `Strong` versus `Weak` ontology 8 Abundance and lack 11 Immanence and transcendence 17 2 Deleuze`s ontology 21 An ontology of`sense` 21 Difference in itself 27 Virtual and actual; differentiation and differenciation 35 Repetition and the event 41 The simulacrum and the simulation of identity 53 3 Deleuze`s Nietzsche 61 A new ontology of sense and force and a new method of critique 63 Nietzschean and Hegelian masters and slaves 71 The will to truth and nihilism; the Overman and eternal return 79 4 Desire and desiring-machines 89 Desire as lack and the subject of lack 94 Desiring-machines; social machines 105 Territorial, despotic and capitalist social machines 114 5 Micropolitics 123 Thought`s dogmatic image 125 The many levels of politics 129 The place of the subject? 135 The ethics of making yourself a body without organs 141

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includes index and biblioraphy

1 The ontological turn in political theory 1
`Strong` versus `Weak` ontology 8
Abundance and lack 11
Immanence and transcendence 17
2 Deleuze`s ontology 21
An ontology of`sense` 21
Difference in itself 27
Virtual and actual; differentiation and differenciation 35
Repetition and the event 41
The simulacrum and the simulation of identity 53
3 Deleuze`s Nietzsche 61
A new ontology of sense and force and a new method of critique 63
Nietzschean and Hegelian masters and slaves 71
The will to truth and nihilism; the Overman and eternal return 79
4 Desire and desiring-machines 89
Desire as lack and the subject of lack 94
Desiring-machines; social machines 105
Territorial, despotic and capitalist social machines 114
5 Micropolitics 123
Thought`s dogmatic image 125
The many levels of politics 129
The place of the subject? 135
The ethics of making yourself a body without organs 141

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