The Psychic Life of Power: Theories in Subjection

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The Psychic Life of Power: Theories in Subjection is a philosophical work by Judith Butler that explores how power and social norms shape subject formation through processes of subjection and psychic life.

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instanceOf book
author Judith Butler NERFINISHED
contributesTo debates on subjectivity in contemporary theory
feminist discussions of power and agency
queer theoretical accounts of identity
critiques purely voluntarist accounts of agency
simplistic models of domination and freedom
field cultural theory
gender studies
philosophy of power
political theory
queer theory
genre critical theory
feminist theory
philosophy
hasConcept ambivalence of dependency
iterability of norms
melancholy and subject formation
normative regulation of subjectivity
psychic attachment to power
resistance within subjection
subjection as a condition of possibility for the subject
influencedBy Michel Foucault NERFINISHED
Sigmund Freud
poststructuralist theory
psychoanalytic theory
language English
mainSubject agency
gender
normativity
poststructuralism
power
psyche
psychoanalysis
social norms
subject formation
subjection
subjectivity
philosophicalTradition continental philosophy
feminist philosophy
relatedWork Bodies That Matter NERFINISHED
Gender Trouble NERFINISHED
theorizes how power forms subjects
the ambivalence of subject formation
the psychic dimension of subjection
the relation between desire and power

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