Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Introduction. Unsummoned! When the Call Is Not Meant for You 1
5. Part I. Ssubjects of the call
6. 1. From “Hey, You There!” to “Wait Up!”: The Workings (and Unworkings) of Interpellation 35
7. 2. “Men Are Born Free and Equal in Rights”: Historical Examples of Interpellation and Misinterpellation 58
8. 3. “Tiens, un Nègre”: Fanon and the Refusal of Colonial Subjectivity 96
9. Part II. The one(s) who showed up
10. 4. “[A Person] Is Something That Shall Be Overcome”: The Misinterpellated Messiah, or How Nietzsche Saves Us from Salvation 133
11. 5. “Come, Come!”: Bartleby and Lily Briscoe as Nietzschean Subjects 163
12. 6. “Consent to Not Be a Single Being”: Resisting Identity, Confronting the Law in Kafka’s Amerika, Ellison’s Invisible Man, and Coates’s Between the World and Me 198
13. 7. “I Can Believe”: Breaking the Circuits of Interpellation in von Trier’s Breaking the Waves 243
14. Conclusion. The Misinterpellated Subject: Anarchist All the Way Down 266
15. Notes 275
16. Bibliography 309
17. Index 317