Daniel Zamora
Biographic Data
| ID | 3889403 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Zamora |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Zamora |
| SIGNATURE | ZAMORA D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Libre de Bruxelles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
When Freedom Met Market
The essay presents a historical overview and critical discussion of the debates over the relation between classical liberal and neoliberal conceptions of the relation between state and market, with particular reference to the idea of freedom. Through figures like Beveridge, Mises, and Friedman, the author explores the move from social planning to market dominance, showing the shift from citizens to consumers and from a collective to a more indivi…
Politics as a Confession
In this article, we claim, firstly, that the turn to an “ethical” politics focused on subjectivity and its transformation, announced by post-structuralist theorists in the 1970s, can be found today in forms of progressive politics, illustrated by struggles against racism and their articulation by consultants and educators. Secondly, this turn entails targeting the “enemy within,” whether it be the inner fascist (Guattari, Foucault) or white privi…
Governing the Soul, Governing the Text
This article explores the impact of the events of 1968 on Michel Foucault’s thought. It argues that, shortly after the events, his criticism of the notion of the author took on a political importance. The ‘death of the author’ now meant the ‘birth’ of the reader, of a subject who could ‘experiment’ with the text and create new meanings. This dimension is crucial because it makes clear that his ‘turn’ to the subject happened earlier than we though…
Chris Killip and LaToya Ruby Frazier
Since the 1970s-in effect, the rise of neoliberalism-efforts by photographers to represent the working class have been accompanied by a substantial diminution in the power of that class and by efforts to redescribe its members in both individualizing and racialized terms. Focusing on work made by the British photographer Chris Killip (in the late seventies and early eighties) and on work made by the American photographer LaToya Ruby Frazier (some…
Ouvrages reçus
African Literature Today, no 33, Children’s Literature & Story-telling, Woodbridge, James Currey, 2015, 209 p. Ceyssens, Rik & Procyszyn, Bohdan, La révolte de la Force publique congolaise (1895). Les papiers Albert Lapière au Musée de Tervuren, Louvain-la-Neuve, Academia-L’Harmattan ; Tervuren, Musée royal de l’Afrique centrale, 2015, 255 p., bibl., index. Ciarcia, Gaetano & Jolly, Éric (dir.), Métamorphoses de l’oralité entre écrit et image, Pa…
The Dynamics of International Law
This article describes the basic components of the operating and normative systems as a conceptual framework for analyzing and understanding international law. There are many theoretical questions that follow from the framework that embodies a normative and operating system. We briefly outline one of those in this article, namely how the operating system changes. In doing so, we seek to address the puzzle of why operating system changes do not al…
The Dynamics of International Law
This article describes the basic components of the operating and normative systems as a conceptual framework for analyzing and understanding international law. There are many theoretical questions that follow from the framework that embodies a normative and operating system. We briefly outline one of those in this article, namely how the operating system changes. In doing so, we seek to address the puzzle of why operating system changes do not al…
Politics as a Confession
In this article, we claim, firstly, that the turn to an “ethical” politics focused on subjectivity and its transformation, announced by post-structuralist theorists in the 1970s, can be found today in forms of progressive politics, illustrated by struggles against racism and their articulation by consultants and educators. Secondly, this turn entails targeting the “enemy within,” whether it be the inner fascist (Guattari, Foucault) or white privi…
The Dynamics of International Law
This article describes the basic components of the operating and normative systems as a conceptual framework for analyzing and understanding international law. There are many theoretical questions that follow from the framework that embodies a normative and operating system. We briefly outline one of those in this article, namely how the operating system changes. In doing so, we seek to address the puzzle of why operating system changes do not al…
Ouvrages reçus
African Literature Today, no 33, Children’s Literature & Story-telling, Woodbridge, James Currey, 2015, 209 p. Ceyssens, Rik & Procyszyn, Bohdan, La révolte de la Force publique congolaise (1895). Les papiers Albert Lapière au Musée de Tervuren, Louvain-la-Neuve, Academia-L’Harmattan ; Tervuren, Musée royal de l’Afrique centrale, 2015, 255 p., bibl., index. Ciarcia, Gaetano & Jolly, Éric (dir.), Métamorphoses de l’oralité entre écrit et image, Pa…
Chris Killip and LaToya Ruby Frazier
Since the 1970s-in effect, the rise of neoliberalism-efforts by photographers to represent the working class have been accompanied by a substantial diminution in the power of that class and by efforts to redescribe its members in both individualizing and racialized terms. Focusing on work made by the British photographer Chris Killip (in the late seventies and early eighties) and on work made by the American photographer LaToya Ruby Frazier (some…
Governing the Soul, Governing the Text
This article explores the impact of the events of 1968 on Michel Foucault’s thought. It argues that, shortly after the events, his criticism of the notion of the author took on a political importance. The ‘death of the author’ now meant the ‘birth’ of the reader, of a subject who could ‘experiment’ with the text and create new meanings. This dimension is crucial because it makes clear that his ‘turn’ to the subject happened earlier than we though…
Politics as a Confession
In this article, we claim, firstly, that the turn to an “ethical” politics focused on subjectivity and its transformation, announced by post-structuralist theorists in the 1970s, can be found today in forms of progressive politics, illustrated by struggles against racism and their articulation by consultants and educators. Secondly, this turn entails targeting the “enemy within,” whether it be the inner fascist (Guattari, Foucault) or white privi…
When Freedom Met Market
The essay presents a historical overview and critical discussion of the debates over the relation between classical liberal and neoliberal conceptions of the relation between state and market, with particular reference to the idea of freedom. Through figures like Beveridge, Mises, and Friedman, the author explores the move from social planning to market dominance, showing the shift from citizens to consumers and from a collective to a more indivi…
Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Foucault, Power, and Ethics (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)