Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Abbreviations x
5. Preface to the Second Edition: 1968 at Fifty xi
6. Introduction 3
7. Cobblestone Beaches: Normative Contradictions of the May Revolt 19
8. The Sabre and the Keyhole: French Maoism, Violence, and Prisoner Dignity
9. A Press Conference 45
10. Violence and the Gauche prolétarienne 51
11. The President’s Man and the State’s Thumb 61
12. Popular Justice and Incarcerated Leftists 68
13. The Groupe d’information sur les prisons 79
14. These Modern Bastilles 96
15. Spinoza on Prozac: From Institutional Psychotherapy to the Philosophy of Desire
16. Anti-Psychiatry and the Philosophy of Desire 105
17. Anti-Oedipus: Redux and Reception, Ethics and Origins 112
18. Institutional Psychotherapy and the La Borde Psychiatric Clinic 125
19. Félix Guattari’s Devolution 138
20. Gilles Deleuze’s Spinozist Ethics 144
21. Schizophrenia and Fascism 159
22. Craziness Is a Dead End 174
23. “Your Sexual Revolution Is Not Ours”: French Feminist “Moralism” and the Limits of Desire
24. Gender and ’68: Tensions from the Start 179
25. Guy Hocquenghem’s Dark Encounter with Feminism 187
26. Feminism, Law, Rape, and Leftist Male Reaction 193
27. Boy Trouble: French Pedophiliac Discourse of the 1970s 204
28. Desire Has Its Limits 219
29. When All Bets Are Off: Ethical Jansenism and the New Philosophers
30. The Main Event 227
31. Between the Union of the Left and Jansenism 247
32. Maurice Clavel 261
33. The Angel in the World 276
34. The Dialectic by the Side of the Road 289
35. John Locke Was Not French, or The Varieties of Ethical Experience 302
36. Conclusion 334
37. Notes 349
38. Bibliography 409
39. Index 449