Braidotti: “Zoe [life] is always too much for the specific slab of enfleshed existence that constitutes single subjects. The human is a step down for pure intensity, or the forces of the virtual.”pic.twitter.com/lzHokOOZB0
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Rosi Braidotti on the “forensic turn” in theory toward concepts of death, mortality, and bare life. In opposition, she proposes a Spinozist ethics of life itself “as a relentlessly generative force including and going beyond death.”pic.twitter.com/ip63rJa7dK
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Interesting. Would you mind sharing where this excerpt is from, please? I’m not that familiar with Rosi’s work.
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Of course! Braidotti, "The Posthuman," 2013.
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Thanks!
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