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War and violence / Maurizio Lazzarato ; translated from French by Cédrine Michel ; edited by Max Jorge Hinderer Cruz

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  • War and violence / Maurizio Lazzarato ; translated from French by Cédrine Michel ; edited by Max Jorge Hinderer Cruz
  • Vienna [etc.] : Transversal texts, 2023
  • 1 vol. (34 p.) ; 16 cm
  • Dekoloniales Studienprogramm = Decolonial studies program
  • 978-3-9030-4642-9
  • 3-903046-42-6
  • 9783903046429
  • Dekoloniales Studienprogramm = decolonial studies program
  • 303.66
  • 330.122 01
  • Bibliogr. p. 32
  • It is not sufficient to speak of violence alone: sexual violence, racial violence, the violence of exploitation. In capitalism Maurizio Lazzarato writes production, whether material or immaterial, affective or desiring, always presupposes the extra-economic, extra-affective, extra-cognitive production of social classes. For production, there must be class; and to produce class, there must be a war of subjugation. For a long time, war no longer seemed to be part of political debates it seemed merely a phenomenon from the past or the fate of distant countries on the planet. In his essay War and Violence post-operaist philosopher Maurizio Lazzarato talks about the permanent continuity of warlike violence, its relation to the beginning of capitalist cycles of accumulation, and the production of subjectivity.
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