The Subject of Injustice : Political Action, Law and Empowerment (Hardcover)

Section I: The temporality of justice 1.1. Rupture, Event, and Redemption 2. Singular Event and Testimonial Narrative Section II: The subject of injustice 3. Framing Subjectivity, Factical Experience, and Empowerment 4. Being Political as a Form of Life, and Insurgent Subjectivities Section III: Law as political 5. The Broken Promise of Law, and the Right to Transgress 6. The Potency of Weakness The Extraordinary Politics of Resistance Section IV: The fidelity to injustice 7. Injustice: Beyond Normativity And Before Ethics 8. A Post-Identitarian Politics of Love