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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Catherine Malabou"”.
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Thinking the Financial Subject with Contemporary French Thought: Ontology, Time, and the Critique of Capitalism in the Work of Catherine Malabou, Bernard Stiegler, and Frédéric Lordon
… between finance and the subject. Mobilising Catherine Malabou’s notion of the *schème moteur*, I argue that unlike the current literature in financialisation studies, which still heavily relies on Michel Foucault and Gilles Deleuze to think a financial subject, the work of Malabou, Bernard …
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As lively mock’d as ever: Plasticity and the aesthetic image of life
… contemporary philosophy has, through the work of Catherine Malabou, traced the symbolization of the biological, aesthetic criticism should seek to trace the biologization of the symbolic, that is, should seek to trace the way biology imposes its presence as an ontological piece of representation. …
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The Rite of Becoming
… transformation and movement, always becoming. Catherine Malabou claims that our bodies are plastic, meaning they have the capacity to give and receive form as well as to explode. Plasticity which has an element of temporality is resistance, it is multiple and transformational. What are the …
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After Fragmentation: Mental Health and Resilience in Modernist Women’s Literature
… to the topics of trauma and survival by Catherine Malabou, Slavoj Žižek, Cathy Caruth, and Bessel van der Kolk. I conclude by analyzing recent works by contemporary women writers including Ottessa Moshfegh and Katherine May to demonstrate how the entangled subjects of trauma, recovery, …
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Foucault's brain: discourse, matter, and the possibility of a plastic genealogy
… Karen Barad, Beatrice Han, David Harvey, and Catherine Malabou, the problematic ambiguity in Foucault's work crystallizes in the figure of the individual and the question of how genealogy handles the non-discursive. To Han, and differently to Harvey, these mark a terminal failure of genealogy …