Spinoza and the politics of renaturalization
By: Hasana Sharp
Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 242
ISBN-13: 9780226750743
Subjects: Criticism and interpretation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 221-233) and index.
Table of contents: title: Reconfiguring the human; title: Lines, planes, and bodies: redefining human action; title: Action as affect; title: The transindividuality of affect; title: The tongue; title: Renaturalizing ideology: Spinoza's ecosystem of ideas; title: The matrix; title: Ideology critique today?; title: The fly in the coach; title: "I am in ideology," or the attribute of thought; title: What is to be done?; title: Man's utility to man: reason and its place in nature; title: The politics of human nature; title: Reason and the human essence; title: Man's utility to man; title: Nonhuman utility; title: Beyond the image of man; title: Desire for recognition? Butler, Hegel, and Spinoza; title: Spinoza in Hegel; title: Desire in Hegel; title: Conatus and cupiditas in Spinoza; title: From interpersonal recognition to impersonal glory; title: Judith Butler's post-Hegelian politics of recognition; title: The impersonal is political: Spinoza and a feminist politics of imperceptibility; title: The politics of recognition; title: Elizabeth Grosz's critique of the politics of recognition; title: Thinking beyond the (hu)man; title: A politics of imperceptibility; title: Nature, norms, and beasts; title: The beast within; title: Animal affects (and) the first man; title: Ethics as ethology?