What formations of the people would amount to collective sovereignty, rather than the mere management of populations? How can the party or the state be rethought in our era of obscene electoral politics and pervasive state violence? What distinguishes academic anti-statism from market-fundamentalist disintegration of the state?
InterCcECT hosts a special reading group session featuring selections from Jodi Dean’s Crowds & Party and Michel Foucault’s The Birth of Biopolitics, facilitated by Daniel Zamora (of Foucault & Neoliberalism notoriety).
Join us Tuesday 29 March, 4pm, UIC Institute for the Humanities (Stevenson Hall basement, 701 S Morgan St, Blue Line: UIC Halsted).
Materials available by request: interccect at gmail.
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