Dan Goodley
Dan Goodley
The paper posits that being human as praxis-in relation to the lives of People with Learning Disabilities-offers a significant and original insight into critical and social theory across the social sciences and humanities. Drawing on postco...
Does the COVID-19 pandemic lead to an infra-state of exception: Turkey's responses and dismantling its medico-scientific policies [0.03%]
新冠疫情导致国家例外状态吗：土耳其的应对与拆解其医政科学政策
Ibrahim Berkan Karatas
Ibrahim Berkan Karatas
The new coronavirus strain that spread across the globe in clusters and claimed millions of lives has significantly impacted how subjectivity and power are performed. The scientific committees empowered by the state have become the leading ...
Catherine Robinson
Catherine Robinson
Is vulnerability a poisoned conceptual chalice from which only individualized notions of suffering and responsibility can emerge? What would the concept of vulnerability have to do in order to be considered valuable in advancing social just...
Thomas P Keating,Nina Williams
Thomas P Keating
The relationship between 'philosophy' and the 'geo' has received renewed attention with the rise of the terrestrial and the planetary as leitmotifs for thinking about the collective subjectivation of particular kinds of world. In some of th...
Louisa Allen
Louisa Allen
How does the COVID-19 pandemic shape subjectivity? This paper is concerned with contributing to theorising subjectivity at an ontological level. It draws on a feminist new materialist understanding of subjectivity as an intra-active becomin...
Aline Wiame
Aline Wiame
In this article, I argue that Deleuze and Guattari's famous trope about "an earth and a people that are lacking" in the Geophilosophy chapter of What Is Philosophy? must be examined through a specific assemblage: the necessity for shame-as ...
Affectivity, subjectivity, and vulnerability: on the new forces of mass hysteria [0.03%]
论当前群众歇斯底里的新动向
Raymond L M Lee
Raymond L M Lee
Affect theory raises greater awareness of non-representational forces in social life that can shape different levels of subjectivity in ways that may not be immediately known to the subjects. In outbreaks of mass hysteria when subjects are ...
Confession, psychology and the shaping of subjectivity through interviews with victims of female-perpetrated sexual violence [0.03%]
告白、心理与通过受害者访谈塑造女性施暴者的主体性
Sherianne Kramer,Brett Bowman
Sherianne Kramer
Female-perpetrated sexual abuse (FSA) is often seen as rare and of little consequence. Confessing to being a victim of FSA is infrequent and often met with incredulity. Identifying as such a victim is thus often a response to an incitement ...
Watching as an ordinary affect: Care and mothers' preemption of injury in child supervision [0.03%]
视护：论母亲对孩子监管中的预防伤害之役
Juliet McMullin,Amy Dao
Juliet McMullin
As unintentional injuries continue to be the leading cause of hospitalization and death for toddlers between the ages of 1 and 4, the Centers for Disease Control has argued that child supervision is a key factor in reducing these injuries a...