rhizomatic
from traditional hierarchy a pyramid-like subordination to a Master, to pluralizing rhizomatic networks
from traditional hierarchy a pyramid-like subordination to a Master, to pluralizing rhizomatic networks
It is difficult to imagine a more trenchant political example of the weight of Lacan's distinction between the 'subject of the enunciated' and the 'subject of the enunciation'
there is no place for the Real of jouissance in Heidegger's edifice
Post-colonial 'subaltern' theorists, who detect in the persistence of pre-modern traditions the resistance to global capitalism and its violent modernization, are here thoroughly wrong