Tamsin Lorraine is Professor of Philosophy at Swarthmore College. She is the author of Irigaray and Deleuze: Experiments in Visceral Philosophy and Gender, Identity, and the Production of Meaning.

Preface

Acknowledgments

Abbreviations

1. INTRODUCTION

Intuition and the Durational Whole
Theory

2. A GENEALOGY OF (IN)HUMAN EXISTENCE

(In)human Genealogy
Faciality and the Majoritarian Subject

3. FEMINIST CARTOGRAPHIES AND MINORITARIAN SUBJECTIVITY

Feminist Cartographies
Minoritarian Subjectivity and the Question of Identity

4. BODIES, TIME, AND INTUITION

Intensive Plateaus
Philosophy, Art, and Intuition
Becoming-Woman and Lines of Flight

5. ETHICS, TRAUMA AND COUNTER-MEMORY

Spinoza's Joy and Nietzsche's Gift-giving Virtue
Trauma and Counter-memory
Witnessing New Territories

6. NOMADIC SUBJECTIVITY, ETHICS, AND POETICS

Spinozist Ethology
Minoritarian Subjectivity
Theory
Conclusion

Notes
References
Index