Life and Energy

Howard Caygill

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Philosophical and Cultural Analysis Foucault, Power, and Ethics Critical Theory and Philosophy

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This article examines the prevalence of energy discourse in modernity and suggests that it forms the largely unexamined doxa of modern societies. It proposes some ways in which to approach energy discourse and to make it an object of critical reflection. One of the main objects of analysis is the relationship between the concepts of energy and life.

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