Andrew Ryder

‘The Function of Autonomy’: Félix Guattari and New Revolutionary Prospects

Félix Guattari is widely discussed among philosophers, particularly feminists and specialists in ecology and technology. But in the Anglophone world, political organisers tend to ignore him. In part this is due to academic paywalls and university strictures confining his work, […]

‘The Function of Autonomy’: Félix Guattari and New Revolutionary Prospects

Félix Guattari: Origins in Trotskyism and Psychoanalysis

Félix Guattari is well-known for his philosophical works, co-authored with Gilles Deleuze. However, his early work has only become available in the Anglophone world recently. Guattari’s earlier inheritance from Trotskyism and from Lacanian psychoanalysis presents an important backdrop to his

Félix Guattari: Origins in Trotskyism and Psychoanalysis

Maria Mies, Silvia Federici, and Biopower

In the 1970s, activists and intellectuals developed new modes of inquiry for understanding the administration, control, and punishment of human bodies, and the constitutive effects that these techniques had on our means of apprehending ourselves and communicating with others. While

Maria Mies, Silvia Federici, and Biopower

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