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Description edit
Is it possible to map the human subject? This explores the places of the subject on contemporary culture from a variety of directions and in the porcess, maps new territory for that subject, seeking new spaces, politics and possibilities.
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Characters/People edit
- Baudrillard: Add a description of this character.
- Lacan
- Kristeva
- Kruger
- Deleuze
- Sherman
- Holzer
- Freud
- Butler
- Joad
- Dora
- Guattari
- Andersen
- Walkerdine
- Mulvey
- De Lauretis
- Elias
- Heidegger
- Gerda
- Probyn
- Winnicott
- Latour
- Bessie
- Roberts
- Trevelyan
- Klein
- Owens
- Goffman
- Grosz
- Jane
- Marx
- Stephenson
- Eliana
- Keith
- Derrida
- Marcus
- Stapledon
- Shotter
- Wollstonecraft
- Gane
- Richards
- Wittgenstein
- Haraway
- Rose
- Walter
- Mitchell
- Dee
- Rojek
- Darwin
- Matthew
First Sentence edit
The first part of mapping the subject takes as its stance the attitude that the subject is constructed and that, in order to demonstrate this contention, histories of the subject must be provided.
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 302.1
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