Metamorfosis (Cuestiones de antagonismo)

by Rosi Braidotti

Desde sus inicios, los estudios feministas se han caracterizado por el cruce fecundo de disciplinas intelectuales diversas, un análisis crítico de la codificación patriarcal de los saberes recibidos y la apuesta por el desarrollo de un proyecto político. Un envite que Rosi Braidotti retoma con nuevo vigor en este ambicioso

Genres: Feminism, Philosophy, Theory, Nonfiction, Feminist Theory, Academic, Sociology

352 pages, Paperback

First published December 14, 2001

Reviews

[Mika]

creo que se me ha abierto un tercer ojo y yo misma me he metamorfoseado durante esta lectura en bicho/lobo o cualquier cosa que Braidotti haya dicho aquí.........
gracias isabel por compartir esto conmigo. no sabes lo bonito e interesante que ha sido pfff casi muda

[Steen Ledet]

A fantastic book on embodiment, sexuality, gender and the subject in our technological age. Drawing heavily on Deleuze and Guattari as well as a range of feminist critics, the style may seem difficult but it is worth the work for the insights into who we are now.

[Dario Vaccaro]

Un orribile saggio in cui Rosi Braidotti cerca di unire il femminismo della differenza di genere di Luce Irigaray con il nomadismo filosofico di Deleuze: il risultato è una tesi abbastanza interessante ma argomentata male e scritta peggio, con un'infinita ripetizione di termini altisonanti per esprimere incredibili banalità, pastiche di film, generi letterari, filosofia, frasi ad effetto scontate e irritanti.
Uno dei saggi peggiori che abbia mai letto in vita mia.

[LaanSiBB]

Whether this nomadism is romanticized or needs to be achieved through technological omnipresence, it is interesting to watch the roasting of phallocentrism. Re-reading this book in the age of crispr and hormonal hijack, the "becoming" itself has become more intriguing.

[Sarz]

Helpful for essay on Judith Butler

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Although this book is almost 20 years old, it has something to say about our life today.
Come prepared, the theory may overwhelm you.

[amyleigh]

Braidotti's work is imaginative and invigorating. Hard to read because of all the words like "cyber-teratological" and you know, real mouthfuls.

[Natalie]

So enjoyable. Lots of good stuff. Postsecularism is a lil concerning to me personally in this one lol

[Golda L]

mi amor, mi vida