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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. An intersectional approach to the radicality of desire. Despite a historically rich tradition of thinking about the relation between sexuality, desire, and revolution, there is little engagement with desire's radicality today. This volume attends to the radicality of desire as a starting point for overcoming heteropatriarchal capitalism by turning to the specific radical homosexual critique as it was first formulated in France in the 1970s in the writings of the Mouvement de Liberation des Femmes and the Front Homosexuel d'Action Revolutionnaire, as well as in the conceptions of their most important protagonists, Monique Wittig and Guy Hocquenghem. Radical Desires seeks to emphasize the anti-identitarian character of the French gay liberation movement, as well as its implicit and explicit critique of gender and sexual binaries. At the same time, the volume is also interested in intersectionally expanding this critique by confronting it with anticolonial and queer of color perspectives. As French gay liberation activists' relations to North African men were often problematic, several contributions engage with the latent orientalist and racist tropes that appear in the movement's writings. By aiming to go beyond a mere historicization of these ambivalences and exploring which contemporary problems appear in a different light as a result, Radical Desires highlights the (dis-)continuous relationship between current debates and those in 1970s France. To explore the multiplicity of forms with or in which these critiques were expressed, this volume places theoretical perspectives in conversation with artistic perspectives on queer liberation in a transnational context. Contributors include Friederike Beier, Antoine Idier, Emilie Noteris, Lukas Betzler, Mohammad Shawky Hassan, Sido Lansari, Todd Shepard, and Julian Volz. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : New. An intersectional approach to the radicality of desire. Despite a historically rich tradition of thinking about the relation between sexuality, desire, and revolution, there is little engagement with desire's radicality today. This volume attends to the radicality of desire as a starting point for overcoming heteropatriarchal capitalism by turning to the specific radical homosexual critique as it was first formulated in France in the 1970s in the writings of the Mouvement de Libération des Femmes and the Front Homosexuel d'Action Révolutionnaire, as well as in the conceptions of their most important protagonists, Monique Wittig and Guy Hocquenghem. Radical Desires seeks to emphasize the anti-identitarian character of the French gay liberation movement, as well as its implicit and explicit critique of gender and sexual binaries. At the same time, the volume is also interested in intersectionally expanding this critique by confronting it with anticolonial and queer of color perspectives. As French gay liberation activists' relations to North African men were often problematic, several contributions engage with the latent orientalist and racist tropes that appear in the movement's writings. By aiming to go beyond a mere historicization of these ambivalences and exploring which contemporary problems appear in a different light as a result, Radical Desires highlights the (dis-)continuous relationship between current debates and those in 1970s France.  To explore the multiplicity of forms with or in which these critiques were expressed, this volume places theoretical perspectives in conversation with artistic perspectives on queer liberation in a transnational context. Contributors include Friederike Beier, Antoine Idier, Émilie Notéris, Lukas Betzler, Mohammad Shawky Hassan, Sido Lansari, Todd Shepard, and Julian Volz.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Despite a historically rich tradition of thinking about the relation between sexuality, desire and revolution, there is little engagement with desire's radicality today. This volume attends to the radicality of desire as a starting point for overcoming heteropatriarchal capitalism by turning to the specific radical homosexual critique as it was first formulated in France in the 1970s in the writings of the Mouvement de Libération des Femmes and the Front Homosexuel d'Action Révolutionnaire, as well as in the conceptions of their most important protagonists, Monique Wittig and Guy Hocquenghem. Radical Desires seeks to emphasize the anti-identitarian character of the French gay liberation movement, as well as its implicit and explicit critique of gender and sexual binaries. At the same time, the volume is also interested in intersectionally expanding this critique by confronting it with anticolonial and queer of color perspectives. As French gay liberation activists' relations to North African men were often problematic, several contributions engage with the latent orientalist and racist tropes that appear in the movement's writings. By aiming to go beyond a mere historicization of these ambivalences and exploring which contemporary problems appear in a different light as a result, Radical Desires highlights the (dis-)continuous relationship between current debates and those in 1970s France. To explore the multiplicity of forms with or in which these critiques were expressed, the volume places theoretical perspectives in conversation with artistic perspectives on Queer liberation in a transnational context. With contributions by Friederike Beier, Antoine Idier, Émilie Notéris, Lukas Betzler, Mohammad Shawky Hassan, Sido Lansari, Todd Shepard and Julian Volz. 208 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Despite a historically rich tradition of thinking about the relation between sexuality, desire and revolution, there is little engagement with desire's radicality today. This volume attends to the radicality of desire as a starting point for overcoming heteropatriarchal capitalism by turning to the specific radical homosexual critique as it was first formulated in France in the 1970s in the writings of the Mouvement de Libération des Femmes and the Front Homosexuel d'Action Révolutionnaire, as well as in the conceptions of their most important protagonists, Monique Wittig and Guy Hocquenghem. Radical Desires seeks to emphasize the anti-identitarian character of the French gay liberation movement, as well as its implicit and explicit critique of gender and sexual binaries. At the same time, the volume is also interested in intersectionally expanding this critique by confronting it with anticolonial and queer of color perspectives. As French gay liberation activists' relations to North African men were often problematic, several contributions engage with the latent orientalist and racist tropes that appear in the movement's writings. By aiming to go beyond a mere historicization of these ambivalences and exploring which contemporary problems appear in a different light as a result, Radical Desires highlights the (dis-)continuous relationship between current debates and those in 1970s France. To explore the multiplicity of forms with or in which these critiques were expressed, the volume places theoretical perspectives in conversation with artistic perspectives on Queer liberation in a transnational context. With contributions by Friederike Beier, Antoine Idier, Émilie Notéris, Lukas Betzler, Mohammad Shawky Hassan, Sido Lansari, Todd Shepard and Julian Volz. 208 pp. Englisch.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Despite a historically rich tradition of thinking about the relation between sexuality, desire and revolution, there is little engagement with desire's radicality today. This volume attends to the radicality of desire as a starting point for overcoming heteropatriarchal capitalism by turning to the specific radical homosexual critique as it was first formulated in France in the 1970s in the writings of the Mouvement de Libération des Femmes and the Front Homosexuel d'Action Révolutionnaire, as well as in the conceptions of their most important protagonists, Monique Wittig and Guy Hocquenghem. Radical Desires seeks to emphasize the anti-identitarian character of the French gay liberation movement, as well as its implicit and explicit critique of gender and sexual binaries.…

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17 x 12 cm,, Klappenbroschur. Etat : Sehr gut. 301 Seiten, Geringfügige Gebrauchsspuren, sehr gutes Exemplar. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 450.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Despite a historically rich tradition of thinking about the relation between sexuality, desire and revolution, there is little engagement with desire's radicality today. This volume attends to the radicality of desire as a starting point for overcoming heteropatriarchal capitalism by turning to the specific radical homosexual critique as it was first formulated in France in the 1970s in the writings of the Mouvement de Libération des Femmes and the Front Homosexuel d'Action Révolutionnaire, as well as in the conceptions of their most important protagonists, Monique Wittig and Guy Hocquenghem. Radical Desires seeks to emphasize the anti-identitarian character of the French gay liberation movement, as well as its implicit and explicit critique of gender and sexual binaries. At the same time, the volume is also interested in intersectionally expanding this critique by confronting it with anticolonial and queer of color perspectives. As French gay liberation activists' relations to North African men were often problematic, several contributions engage with the latent orientalist and racist tropes that appear in the movement's writings. By aiming to go beyond a mere historicization of these ambivalences and exploring which contemporary problems appear in a different light as a result, Radical Desires highlights the (dis-)continuous relationship between current debates and those in 1970s France. To explore the multiplicity of forms with or in which these critiques were expressed, the volume places theoretical perspectives in conversation with artistic perspectives on Queer liberation in a transnational context. With contributions by Friederike Beier, Antoine Idier, Émilie Notéris, Lukas Betzler, Mohammad Shawky Hassan, Sido Lansari, Todd Shepard and Julian Volz.…

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8° , Broschur. 205 Seiten; Illustrationen; Das Buch ist in einem sehr guten Zustand. Als Geschenk geeignet. 9783035807349 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 226.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. An intersectional approach to the radicality of desire. Despite a historically rich tradition of thinking about the relation between sexuality, desire, and revolution, there is little engagement with desire's radicality today. This volume attends to the radicality of desire as a starting point for overcoming heteropatriarchal capitalism by turning to the specific radical homosexual critique as it was first formulated in France in the 1970s in the writings of the Mouvement de Liberation des Femmes and the Front Homosexuel d'Action Revolutionnaire, as well as in the conceptions of their most important protagonists, Monique Wittig and Guy Hocquenghem. Radical Desires seeks to emphasize the anti-identitarian character of the French gay liberation movement, as well as its implicit and explicit critique of gender and sexual binaries. At the same time, the volume is also interested in intersectionally expanding this critique by confronting it with anticolonial and queer of color perspectives. As French gay liberation activists' relations to North African men were often problematic, several contributions engage with the latent orientalist and racist tropes that appear in the movement's writings. By aiming to go beyond a mere historicization of these ambivalences and exploring which contemporary problems appear in a different light as a result, Radical Desires highlights the (dis-)continuous relationship between current debates and those in 1970s France. To explore the multiplicity of forms with or in which these critiques were expressed, this volume places theoretical perspectives in conversation with artistic perspectives on queer liberation in a transnational context. Contributors include Friederike Beier, Antoine Idier, Emilie Noteris, Lukas Betzler, Mohammad Shawky Hassan, Sido Lansari, Todd Shepard, and Julian Volz. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Hans-Jürgen Krahl war ein unglaublicher Revolutionär: Um 1968 gab es niemanden, der den Versuch einer »historisch angemessenen Vermittlung von Theorie und Praxis« derart intensiv betrieben hat wie er. Als Vorstandsmitglied des SDS lieferte er wichtige Überlegungen zur Organisation der Studierendenbewegung. Er stellte sich nicht nur entschieden gegen eine autoritäre Wende der Bewegung, sondern setzte ihr ein Modell antiautoritärer Emanzipation entgegen. Als einer der Theorieköpfe von '68 debattierte er mit den Intellektuellen der Frankfurter Schule auf Augenhöhe und arbeitete an einer eigenständigen Weiterentwicklung der Kritischen Theorie. Trotz seines frühen Todes mit 27 Jahren hinterließ er ein faszinierendes Lebenswerk, das auch heute einen wichtigen Fundus für Theorie und Praxis der antiautoritären Linken bietet.Der Band beschäftigt sich mit Krahls zentralen Themen wie Klassenanalyse, seiner Auseinandersetzung mit Adorno, Vermittlung von Theorie und Praxis oder Dialektik. Zudem wird ein Blick auf die internationale Rezeption und seine zeitgenössische Relevanz geworfen.Mit Beiträgen von Pauline Corre-Gloanec, Robin Mohan, Alexander Kluge, Hermann Kocyba, Hans-Jürgen Krahl, Marcello Tarì, Frieder Otto Wolf u. a. 301 pp. Deutsch.…