Titlebook: Biopolitical Experience; Foucault, Power and Claire Blencowe Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012

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fiscal

Conclusion,ring of experience, a (sufficient) condition of subjectivity in all its autonomy, vitality and purpose, its meaningfulness, affective capacity and depth. Bio-mentality is a production of what counts and how it is counted, a mattering (making what matter). Biopolitics describes important innovations

HERE

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-90014-2experience and positivity produces a theory that is better able to explain the ‘hold’ or ‘viscosity’, the productiveness and the appeal, of biopolitical discourse. I argue that Foucault’s critical vision is one that illuminates the positivity, appeal and productiveness of biopolitics — not in order

Toxoid-Vaccines

https://doi.org/10.1007/b139095ecular transformations of biological knowledge, exploring the consequences for governmentality of recent developments in genomics, neuroscience, pharmacology and psychopharmacology (Rose, 2001; Rose, 2007). In this recent work Rose emphasises the plasticity and contingency of the conception of biolo

PLIC

Lattices and Ordered Algebraic Structuresring of experience, a (sufficient) condition of subjectivity in all its autonomy, vitality and purpose, its meaningfulness, affective capacity and depth. Bio-mentality is a production of what counts and how it is counted, a mattering (making what matter). Biopolitics describes important innovations

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Curmudgeon

,Escaping the Laws of Being: The Character of the ‘Bio’ in Foucault’s Genealogies of Biology and Bioled picture of the concept of ‘life’ that is at play in modern biology. So this chapter sets aside the many issues of . in order to gain a full and clear picture of what the . in biopolitics actually refers to (in Foucault’s work at least). The key argument of the chapter is that ‘biology’ and ‘bio’

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