Part I. CULTURE AND SUBJECTIVITY
1. Cultural production of subjectivity
2. Ideology, hegemony, social imaginaries, cognitive maps
3. The spatialisation of power
4. Practices of subjectivation: is resistance possible?
Part II. THE COLONISATION OF THE SUBVERSIVE SELF
5. From discipline to affective self-exploitation: the Foucauldian genealogy of power, the spirit of '68 and its heirs.
6. Cultural neoliberalism: the passive revolution of '68?
7. The colonisation of the subversive self: desire, creativity, happiness, experience.
Part III. THE GAZE OF OTHERS
8. Traditions of recognition and identity politics.
9. A critique of diversity: between the memory of harm and victimhood.
10. The (intersectional) critique of the critique of identity.
PART IV. KNOWING AND TELLING ABOUT OURSELVES
11. Epistemic injustices
12. What is epistemic lucidity?
13. Towards a theory of solidarity in the society of diversity.
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