Spinoza and the politics of renaturalization

Reconfiguring the human

Lines, planes, and bodies: redefining human action

Action as affect

The transindividuality of affect

The tongue

Renaturalizing ideology: Spinoza's ecosystem of ideas

The matrix

Ideology critique today?

The fly in the coach

"I am in ideology," or the attribute of thought

What is to be done?

Man's utility to man: reason and its place in nature

The politics of human nature

Reason and the human essence

Man's utility to man

Nonhuman utility

Beyond the image of man

Desire for recognition? Butler, Hegel, and Spinoza

Spinoza in Hegel

Desire in Hegel

Conatus and cupiditas in Spinoza

From interpersonal recognition to impersonal glory

Judith Butler's post-Hegelian politics of recognition

The impersonal is political: Spinoza and a feminist politics of imperceptibility

The politics of recognition

Elizabeth Grosz's critique of the politics of recognition

Thinking beyond the (hu)man

A politics of imperceptibility

Nature, norms, and beasts

The beast within

Animal affects (and) the first man

Ethics as ethology?