We will pick approximately nine readings for the Winter term via a dot-vote. Here are my suggestions in no particular order. If you can't join our meeting tomorrow (12/7) but want to chime in, please add your suggestions below, as well as any comments on anything you think is a 'must-read' piece.
Stephen Collier, "Topologies of Power"
Paul Rabinow, tbd
Todd May, Genealogy of Neoliberalism Part I
Ladelle McWhorter, Genealogy of Neoliberalism Part II
Kevin Olson, work on a genealogy of French and Haitin liberalism (if we can get a copy)
Andrew Dilts, "From Entrepreneur of the Self to Care of the Self" (manuscript) plus "Michel Foucault meets Gary Becker"
Michael Behrent, "Liberalism without Humanism"
Hamann, "Neoliberalism, Governmentality and Ethics" (online at Foucault Studies)
We will pick approximately nine readings for the Winter term via a dot-vote. Here are my suggestions in no particular order. If you can't join our meeting tomorrow (12/7) but want to chime in, please add your suggestions below, as well as any comments on anything you think is a 'must-read' piece.
ReplyDeleteStephen Collier, "Topologies of Power"
Paul Rabinow, tbd
Todd May, Genealogy of Neoliberalism Part I
Ladelle McWhorter, Genealogy of Neoliberalism Part II
Kevin Olson, work on a genealogy of French and Haitin liberalism (if we can get a copy)
Andrew Dilts, "From Entrepreneur of the Self to Care of the Self" (manuscript) plus "Michel Foucault meets Gary Becker"
Michael Behrent, "Liberalism without Humanism"
Hamann, "Neoliberalism, Governmentality and Ethics" (online at Foucault Studies)
Thomas Lemke? on 79 CdF lectures
Michael Peters? on 79 CdF lectures
Agamben??
Nietzsche??
Stephen Skowronek, "The Reassociation of Ideas and Purposes: Racism, Liberalism, and the American Political Tradition"
ReplyDeleteJohn Gunnell, "The Archaeology of American Liberalism"