Titlebook: Critique and Resistance in a Neoliberal Age; Towards a Narrative Charles Masquelier Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Conclusion of Part IIal domination be identified: as an inherently personal form mediated by neoliberal reforms responsible for upholding an economic, cultural and environmental universe aligned with the values and interests of these elites. In this particular de-fetishizing exercise, competitive and self-interested uti

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Introduction of Part Ially relevant transformations associated with the rise of the neoliberal age. But because I choose to regard this age as a . supported by a range of processes, a particular emphasis is placed on the circumstances affecting how individuals live and interact, and how the biophysical environment comes

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Financializationas been marked by a cultural project whose logic cannot be reduced to the mere emergence of new ways of life. It has, too, contributed to the “informationalization” of the economy and the ensuing inflation of culture.

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Flexibilizatione, that is, given condition of the contemporary situation, consists in conferring it an unwarranted and unwarrantable degree of inevitability. In this chapter, the specific social, political, cultural and economic forces involved in naturalizing a phenomenon such as flexibilization are exposed.

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Personal Responsibilization to perform as essential ideological function. Understanding this character requires one to locate the process within the political context of neoliberal societies, to explore its symbolically cultivated dimension and recognize its status as object of symbolic production. The task of this chapter, t

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Conclusion of Part If a range of critical?theoretical accounts of contemporary Western societies, in the hope of identifying the place held by these processes in bringing about what have become defining features of our age: the inflation of culture, the precarization of life, individualization and social and cultural f