multivalent
The key point hinges on the multivalent distinction between enclosure and indebtedness
re: a Deleuze quote (L’homme n’est plus l’homme enfermé, mais l’homme endetté.)
The key point hinges on the multivalent distinction between enclosure and indebtedness
re: a Deleuze quote (L’homme n’est plus l’homme enfermé, mais l’homme endetté.)
disciplinary society has its Panopticon, the extension of carceral logic from the penal system outward into all institutions of social conditioning
In order to start thinking about the relationship between indebted- ness, visibility, and space, we can turn to an essay by Gilles Deleuze, “Postscript on Control Societies” (1990).
he seems like someone I need to start reading
It is hard to avoid the impression that the “new paradigm” is essentially the same as the old one, now pursuing global free market restructuring in the name of morality rather than economic efficiency. [...] Above all Sachs wants to argue that the end of poverty can be accomplished without diminish…