| Autor: |
Breaugh, Martin, Caivano, Dean |
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Philosophy & Social Criticism; Mar2024, Vol. 50 Issue 3, p447-472, 26p |
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Building on recent developments in radical democratic theory, in this article we articulate and explore a fresh perspective for theorists and activists of radical democracy: a 'living critique of domination'. Characterized by a two-fold analytical effort, a 'living critique of domination' calls for a radical critique of contemporary forms of power and control coupled with a reappraisal of emancipatory political experiences created by the political action of the Many. We demonstrate that this project responds to the theoretical and practical challenges faced by a politics of emancipation today. Our article offers a first articulation of this living critique through a discussion of three recent political experiences, namely, the 2016 French uprising, Nuit Debout, as well as the Black Lives Matter and #MeToo movements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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