Du « peuple qui manque » aux rassemblements majoritaires
This article questions the habit, in our Deleuzian circles, of imagining “a people” in terms of those “who are missing” (“un peuple qui manque”). The case of Fatima Ouassak’s work on behalf of a pirate ecology claiming to be rooted in the community self-organizing of working-class neighborhoods (qua...
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2024
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| Online dostop: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Izvleček: | This article questions the habit, in our Deleuzian circles, of imagining “a people” in terms of those “who are missing” (“un peuple qui manque”). The case of Fatima Ouassak’s work on behalf of a pirate ecology claiming to be rooted in the community self-organizing of working-class neighborhoods (quartiers populaires) invites us to imagine new (geo)class struggles. The dynamics between minorities and majorities, minor and major, artistic and political practices, could provide enlightening perspectives on today’s and tomorrow’s political needs. |
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