Cultured brains and the production of subjectivity: The politics of affect(s) as an unfinished project

In W. Neidich (ed.), The Psychopathologies of Cognitive Capitalism II. ArchiveBooks. pp. 245-267 (2014)
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A reflection on overcoming Natur vs Geisteswissenschaften oppositions in thinking about the 'cultured brain' and plasticity

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