Abstract

In this text, I will argue that thinking against neoliberalism demands that we abandon the individual and seek for an imaginary which would open itself towards political tropes of non-sovereign dispossession. When homo oeconomicus triumphs as the exhaustive figure of the human amidst the patently unequal distribution of precarity and vulnerability produced through and by the exclusionary operations of power, the individual should not be at the centre stage of a political imaginary that still seeks to be invented.