Jan Verwoert

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Jan Verwoert



Average rating: 4.19 · 248 ratings · 18 reviews · 52 distinct worksSimilar authors
Bas Jan Ader: In Search of ...

4.03 avg rating — 66 ratings — published 2006 — 6 editions
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Wolfgang Tillmans

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Tell Me What You Want, What...

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No New Kind of Duck: Would ...

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En torno a la investigación...

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Simon Dybbroe Møller: Like ...

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“To love the other, we believe, is the most intimate way to recognize the other, to get to know and understand who he or she really is … But this is what power is about as well, when it manifests itself in structures of domination. Modern regimes of power are built on the intimate knowledge of who the people are they dominate. Surveillance, espionage, and market research are techniques of recognition … Consequently, radical love would be a love that goes beyond recognition, that is a love in which the lovers would renounce their desire to fully grasp the identity of the other and no longer insist on understanding who the other is.”
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