Times Higher Education Review on Senses of the Subject
By FUPress
24th July 2015
Senses of the Subject, by Judith Butler
Danielle Sands on a collection of philosophical essays that focus on passions, desires and sensory experience.
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“With this inspiring book – simultaneously a philosophical dispossession of philosophy, a paean to sensation and an affirmation of the “radically impossible venture” of ethics and politics – she edges towards a palpable, outward-looking alternative to philosophical chest-beating.” READ FULL ARTICLE
Danielle Sands is lecturer in philosophy, Royal Holloway, University of London.
Senses of the Subject
By Judith Butler
Fordham University Press, 228 pages, £69.00 and £16.99
ISBN 9780823264667 and 4674
Published 2 March 2015