Introducing a contorted subject called "subjectivation"

Andreas Oberprantacher, Andrei Siclodi

1-24

After the subject is before the subject

on the political meaning of subjectivation in Nancy and Lacoue-Labarthe

Artur R. Boelderl

27-46

The excruciating work of love

on Foucault's Kehre towards the subject

47-71

On theories of subjectivity and the practices of political subjectivation

responsiveness, dissent, and the precarious livability of human life

Burkhard Liebsch

73-96

Political subjectivation and metaphysical movement

Sandra Lehmann

97-107

Outraging speech

on the politics of performative contradictions

Gerald Posselt

111-129

Practices of life and the religious character of capitalism

an analysis through weber, Benjamin, and Foucault

Elettra Stimilli

131-147

Presentist democracy

the now-time of struggles

Isabell Lorey

149-163

Transitory erasures

subjects of institutional critique

Vlad Morariu

165-180

Breaking out of the cycle of fear

exodus politics

Andreas Hetzel

183-201

Humor, revolt, and subjectivity

Serhat Karakayali, Özge Yaka

203-218

Metropolitan stasis@real democracy@post-representative hegemony

on the sociology of "social non-movements" and assemblies

Vassilis Tsianos

219-236

From mute objects to militant subjects

the politics of rebellious animals

Cohen

237-263

The incorrigible subject

the autonomy of migration and the US immigration stalemate

Nicholas De Genova

267-285

Deaths, visibility, and the politics of dissensus at the US-Mexico border

Benjamin Nienass, Alexandra Délano

287-304

Radical democratic disobedience

"illegals" as a litigious political subject

Andreas Oberprantacher

305-325

Subjectivating the "other"?

critical art practices, migration politics, and the public sphere in Europe

Andrei Siclodi

327-353