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From Bakunin to Lacan
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Return of Power
Chapter Outline
Definitions
Power, Domination, and Authority
Essentialism
Poststructuralism
Chapter One: Marxism and the Problem of Power
Marxist Theory of the State
Critique of Bauer
The Question of Bonapartism
The Marxist model
An Anarchist model
Dictatorship of the Proletariat
The Anarchist Theory of the State
The Broader Problem of Authority
Class
The Party
Technology
Economic Reductionism
Chapter Two: Anarchism
The Uncontaminated Point of Departure
Natural and Artificial Authority
Mutual Aid: Anarchist Morality
The Social Contract
Libertarianism
Manicheism
The Power Principle
The War Model
Chapter Three: Stirner and the Politics of the Ego
Rejection of the State
Stirner’s Epistemological Break
Critique of Feuerbach
Beyond Humanism
The Un-Man
Humanist Power
Ideology
Insurrection and the Politics of the Self
The Ego as Subject
Ownness
Society without Essence
Creative Nihilism
Chapter Four: Foucault and the Genealogy of Power
A New Theory of Power
Beyond Reductionism
A “Microphysics” of Power
War Model of Politics: Power beyond Place
Productive Power: Power/Knowledge
Humanism and Power
Resistance
Transgressing the Self
Chapter Five: The War-Machine: Deleuze and Guattari
The Abstract State
Desire and Oedipus
Critique of Representation
Machinic Subjectivity
Non-Authoritarian Thought
The Rhizome
A Figure of Resistance
The “War-Machine”
Desire
Chapter Six: Derrida and the Deconstruction of Authority
Deconstruction
Critique of Essential Identities
Textual Anarchism
The End(s) of Man: the Problem of Humanism
The Two Temptations of Anti-Authoritarian Politics
Differance
The Undecidable Outside
An Ethics of Impurity
Law, Authority, and Justice
Deconstructive An-archy
Chapter Seven: Lack of the Outside/Outside of the Lack: (Mis)Reading Lacan
The Subject of the “Lack”
Beyond Poststructuralism
A Radical “Outside”
Power and Lack
Law, Transgression, and Pleasure
The Imaginary State
Politics of the Real
Antagonism and the Social
Trauma and Rational Communication
The Lack and Democratic Politics
Chapter Eight: Towards a Politics of Postanarchism
The Critique of Authority
The Limits of Poststructuralism
The Lacanian Intervention
Ethical Limits
Politics in the Age of Uncertainty
Ethics without Ground
Anarchist Ethics
Freedom and Equality
Singularity
Politics beyond Identity
Ethics of Postanarchism
Conclusion
Bibliography
About the Author
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