The volume brings together essays from scholars across academic disciplines who apply, reflect on, and further American philosopher Judith Butler's ideas in their own research.
The volume brings together essays from scholars across academic disciplines who apply, reflect on, and further American philosopher Judith Butler's ideas in their own research.
Annemie Halsema is Socrates hoogleraar "Wijsgerige Antropologie en de grondslagen van het humanisme" aan de universiteit Leiden en Universitair Hoofddocent Filosofie aan de Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Katja Kwastek is professor of Modern and Contemporary Art History at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Roel van den Oever is assistant professor of English Literature at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Performativity On Butler's Theory of Agency The Psychic Life of Horror: Abjection and Racialization in Butler's Thought - Eyo Ewara Beyond Gender(s) Speech The Performative Edge of Non-Politicians: Populism and Shifting Legitimacy in US Presidential Politics Talking Back as an Accented Speaker? Reframing Butler's Idea of Subversive Resignification What's in a Name? Don't Ask Don't Tell and Private Romeo Precarity Rethinking Counseling from a Relational Perspective: From Alleviating Suffering to 'Becoming Human' Bridging Conversations: 'Paradigm Cases' of Dependency in Eva Kittay and Judith Butler Dancing the Image: Complicity Responsibility and Spectatorship Santiago Sierra's Workers Who Cannot Be Paid: Precarious Labor in Contemporary Art Assembly Rethinking Radical Democracy with Butler: The Voice of Plurality Strategies of (Self-)Empowerment: On the Performativity of Assemblies in and as Theatre Bodies That Still Matter Index
Introduction Performativity On Butler's Theory of Agency The Psychic Life of Horror: Abjection and Racialization in Butler's Thought - Eyo Ewara Beyond Gender(s) Speech The Performative Edge of Non-Politicians: Populism and Shifting Legitimacy in US Presidential Politics Talking Back as an Accented Speaker? Reframing Butler's Idea of Subversive Resignification What's in a Name? Don't Ask Don't Tell and Private Romeo Precarity Rethinking Counseling from a Relational Perspective: From Alleviating Suffering to 'Becoming Human' Bridging Conversations: 'Paradigm Cases' of Dependency in Eva Kittay and Judith Butler Dancing the Image: Complicity Responsibility and Spectatorship Santiago Sierra's Workers Who Cannot Be Paid: Precarious Labor in Contemporary Art Assembly Rethinking Radical Democracy with Butler: The Voice of Plurality Strategies of (Self-)Empowerment: On the Performativity of Assemblies in and as Theatre Bodies That Still Matter Index
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