by Judith Butler · Fayard · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782213701158
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In this work, philosopher Judith Butler examines the rise of popular movements on an international scale, such as Occupy or the Arab Spring, to explore the dynamics of public demonstrations and their political implications. By redefining the theory of performativity, the author shows how bodies gathering together possess a political expression that transcends traditional discourse, transforming precariousness into a mobilizing force and a radical form of solidarity. The book invites readers to rethink fundamental concepts regarding the public sphere and the people, questioning the efficacy and democratic nature of collective action in the current neoliberal context.
