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Conclusion: The Frail Empire and the Commodity’s Embrace
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction: The State/Market Duopoly—Definitions Forthcoming 1
- 1. Gramsci: Subalternity and Common Sense 19
- 2. Biopolitics and Duopolies: Toward Foucault’s “Society Must Be Defended” 40
- 3. The People, the Uncounted, and Discardable Life in Rancière 59
- 4. Dictatorship, Human Rights, and Psychoanalysis in Derrida’s Argentina: One Discourse or Three? 79
- 5. Levinas and Civil/Human Liberties after September 11:What’s God Got to Do with It? 100
- 6. If It Goes without Saying: Notes toward the Investigation of the Ideological State Apparatus 123
- 7. Laclau and Mouffe: The Closure of an Open Politics, or, Undecidability on the Left 144
- 8. Negri and Marx on Language and Activism: Has Deconstruction Anything to Say Now to Marxism? 164
- 9. The Culture Wars, Interdisciplinarity, Globalization: Meditations on Cultural and Postcolonial Studies 190
- 10. “Empire”: Anti-aestheticism, Leftist Solutions, and the Commodification of the Multitude 214
- 11. Biopolitics/Foucault II: Statements on the New Media 230
- Conclusion: The Frail Empire and the Commodity’s Embrace 245
- Notes 267
- Index 277
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction: The State/Market Duopoly—Definitions Forthcoming 1
- 1. Gramsci: Subalternity and Common Sense 19
- 2. Biopolitics and Duopolies: Toward Foucault’s “Society Must Be Defended” 40
- 3. The People, the Uncounted, and Discardable Life in Rancière 59
- 4. Dictatorship, Human Rights, and Psychoanalysis in Derrida’s Argentina: One Discourse or Three? 79
- 5. Levinas and Civil/Human Liberties after September 11:What’s God Got to Do with It? 100
- 6. If It Goes without Saying: Notes toward the Investigation of the Ideological State Apparatus 123
- 7. Laclau and Mouffe: The Closure of an Open Politics, or, Undecidability on the Left 144
- 8. Negri and Marx on Language and Activism: Has Deconstruction Anything to Say Now to Marxism? 164
- 9. The Culture Wars, Interdisciplinarity, Globalization: Meditations on Cultural and Postcolonial Studies 190
- 10. “Empire”: Anti-aestheticism, Leftist Solutions, and the Commodification of the Multitude 214
- 11. Biopolitics/Foucault II: Statements on the New Media 230
- Conclusion: The Frail Empire and the Commodity’s Embrace 245
- Notes 267
- Index 277
