Feminist Lines of Flight from the Majoritarian Subject.
This paper characterises Deleuze and Guattari's conception of the majoritarian subject in A Thousand Plateaus as a particular - and inevitably transitory - manifestation of sexed and gendered subjectivity emerging with late capitalism from the always mutating flows of creative life and suggests that...
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