Titlebook: Subjectivation in Political Theory and Contemporary Practices; Andreas Oberprantacher,Andrei Siclodi Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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After the Subject is Before the Subject: On the Political Meaning of Subjectivation in Nancy and Lacabarthe regarding their respective stances on the political role of the subject. The dereliction of the subject, meaning the process of recognizing its inner weakness right within the enactment of its highest capacities, reveals itself to be the very condition of the possibility of acting politicall

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The Excruciating Work of Love: On Foucault’s Kehre Towards the Subjecty in Foucault’s oeuvre, as the French theorist’s preoccupations shift from normativity towards a more general problem of measure and self-measurement. The chapter enquiries into subjectivation as a set of subject-making relations where recognition and control do not stand in opposition to each other

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On Theories of Subjectivity and the Practices of Political Subjectivation: Responsiveness, Dissent, ticization of human subjects. In this sense, the chapter engages with the question what it means to become visible as a political subject that has not ‘a(chǎn)lways’ been there as subject. As Liebsch is arguing, the subject’s political existence must be proven through the com-passion of social responsiven

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Political Subjectivation and Metaphysical Movementete ‘thinking’ of political subjectivation, a metaphysical dimension must be opened up. However, this metaphysics is not a static one of substance, according to which political subjects would find themselves assigned a specific identity. Rather, it is about inner excess, an inner transcendence of be

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