Resignification and Agency

The Proceedings of the Twenty-First World Congress of Philosophy 2:145-150 (2006)
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Poststructuralist theories of identity have been accused of restricting the political efficacy of the subject. However, it could be argued that poststructuralist theory, as a philosophical method that insists upon a critical resignification of the traditional understanding of agency and critique, may actually enlarge the scope for activism.

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