BADIOU, BALIBAR, RANGIERE: Re-thinking Emancipation

Badiou, Balibar, Rangiere: Re-thinking Emancipation

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147. Etienne Baliba, 1999: ‘Conjectures and Conjunctures’. Interview in Radical Philosophy, September/October.
148. Etienne Baliba, 2003: ‘Structuralism: A Destitution of the Subject?’ In differences: A Journal of Femin-ist Cultural Studies 14:1, Spring 2003, pp. 1-21.
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150. Etienne Baliba, 2004: ‘Gewalt’. In DasHistorisch-Kritisches Worterbuch des Marxismus, Das Argument Verlag, Berlin. Available online in French at http://ciepfc.rhapsodyk.net/article.php3?id.article=36.
151. Etienne Baliba, 2004: ‘Is a Philosophy of Human Civic Rights Possible? New Reflections on Equal-iberty’. In The South Atlantic Quarterly, 103:2/3, pp. 311-22.
152. Etienne Baliba, 2004: ‘Violence et civilite. Sur les limites de l’anthropologie politique’. In Alfredo Gomez-Muller (ed.), La Question de I’humain entre I’ethique et I’anthropologie, Paris: L. Harmattan. Viewable at: http://ciepfc.rhapsodyk.net/article.php3?id_article=83.
153. Etienne Baliba, 2004: ‘Lenine et Gandhi: une rencontre manque?’ Communication au Colloque MARX INTERNATIONAL IV, Guerre imperiale, guerre sociale, Universite de Paris X Nanterre, Seance pleniere, 2 Octobre-1 novembre 2004. http://ciepfc.rhapsodyk.net/article.php3?id_article=36.
154. Etienne Baliba, 2006: ‘Sub species universitatis’. In Topoi no. 1-2, September, pp. 3-16. Viewable at: http://ciepfc.rhapsodyk.net/article.php3?id_article=81.
155. Etienne Baliba, 2006: ‘Strangers as Enemies: Further Reflexions on the Aporias of Transnational Citizenship’. Lecture delivered at McMaster University, 16 March. Text viewable at: http://globalization.mcmaster.ca/wps/balibar.pdf#search=%22balibar%20extreme%20violence%22
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