With transversality we appear to have a powerful and subversive tool with which to combat the problem of bureaucratic sclerosis, capable of ...

Guattari’s ontology is in many respects opposed to that of Sartre’s: it rejects the very notion of lack (either thought in terms of the empt...

The process by which Sartre arrives at the group-in-fusion model of political subjectivity can be grasped in two interrelated ways: as an at...

Though I remain admittedly rather confused on the tricky issue of relation versus being, it appears to lie at the crux of what my project is...

One question which has to be addressed is as to the relevance of group theory as such at all. Why was it that in seeking to update his basic...

A fascinating footnote in Hallward's Badiou: A Subject to Truth relating the advantages of category theory for his project: Among other...

If we are to think of the chief difference between Sartre and Guattari as being rooted in the distinction between an ultimately individuali...