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The Biopolitical as Incidental. An Evaluation of Biopolitics in the Works
, 2012 This article offers an evaluation of the relevance of biopolitics within Michel Foucault’s work. A comprehensive analysis of Foucault’s oeuvre is essential to an assessment of the various appearances of the concept of biopolitics. This makes it possible to conclude that biopolitics can be considered incidental and secondary to Foucault’s main ...
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Prefatory Note: Borderless Italy in the Age of the Coronavirus [PDF]
, 2019 Fogu, Claudio +2 more
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Book Review: Seizing the Means of Production, by Michelle Murphy [PDF]
, 2015 Fitzpatrick, Erin
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The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 2006
From its inception, bioethics has claimed to be a project of reflection on the moral issues raised by new technologies. Yet, in its present form there is a perception of a gradual transformation in bioethics. This transformation is characterized by an increasing politicization of bioethical issues, that is, one’s “bio-ethical views” will reflect one’s ...
Jeffrey P, Bishop, Fabrice, Jotterand
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From its inception, bioethics has claimed to be a project of reflection on the moral issues raised by new technologies. Yet, in its present form there is a perception of a gradual transformation in bioethics. This transformation is characterized by an increasing politicization of bioethical issues, that is, one’s “bio-ethical views” will reflect one’s ...
Jeffrey P, Bishop, Fabrice, Jotterand
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Angelaki, 2017
This article explores how technological interventions into animal bodies refigure the borders of political community, in assemblage with sexuality, race, nation, and species. To this end, the article reconceptualizes “feral” as a biopolitical figure that unsettles categorical divisions such as culture/nature, domestic/wild, and belonging/exclusion ...
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This article explores how technological interventions into animal bodies refigure the borders of political community, in assemblage with sexuality, race, nation, and species. To this end, the article reconceptualizes “feral” as a biopolitical figure that unsettles categorical divisions such as culture/nature, domestic/wild, and belonging/exclusion ...
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Politics and the Life Sciences, 2010
This article develops a theoretical framework for biopolitical science as a science of political animals. This science moves through three levels of deep political history: the universal political history of the species, the cultural political history of the group, and the individual political history of animals in the group.
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This article develops a theoretical framework for biopolitical science as a science of political animals. This science moves through three levels of deep political history: the universal political history of the species, the cultural political history of the group, and the individual political history of animals in the group.
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