biopolitics
'bio-politics' designates the regulation of the security and welfare of human lives as its primary goal
'bio-politics' designates the regulation of the security and welfare of human lives as its primary goal
Mutatis mutandis, the same holds for violence.
Houellebecq depicts the morning-after of the Sexual Revolution, the sterility of a universe dominated by the superego injunction to enjoy.
Alain Badiou develops the notion of ‘atonal’ worlds – monde atone – which lack the intervention of a Master-Signifier to impose meaningful order onto the confused multiplicity of reality.
The use of the expression usually reserved for homosexuals (masturbation ‘brings selflove out of the closet’) hints at a kind of implicit teleology of the gradual exclusion of all otherness: first, in homosexuality, the other sex is excluded (one does it with another person of the same sex).
thank you Slavoj Zizek for explaining what homosexuality is