The ethico-aesthetics of life: Guattari and the problem of bioethics

Hynes, Maria

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The ethico-aesthetics of life: Guattari and the problem of bioethics

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2013

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Hynes, Maria

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Pion Ltd

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The work of Deleuze and Guattari has inspired social scientists for some decades, yet it is only of late that Guattari's sole-authored work has emerged as a unique force in its own right. This paper explores what Guattari's work has to offer to the analys

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Environment and Planning A

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10.1068/a45152

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