Stolen Life (consent not to be a single being)
by Fred Moten
In Stolen Life, Fred Moten investigates the notion of consent not to be a single being, probing the philosophical underpinnings of identity and relationality. This installment challenges readers to rethink autonomy and connection in profound, transformative ways, drawing on critical perspectives to illuminate the multiplicities of existence.
About This Book
Stolen Life, part of the consent not to be a single being series, examines the complexities of consent within frameworks that reject singular identity. It invites readers to reconsider how we understand being and connection in philosophical terms.
Fred Moten's text engages with ideas that question traditional boundaries of selfhood, emphasizing relational and collective dimensions of existence. The work contributes to ongoing discourses in critical theory and black studies.
Through its exploration, the book addresses the intersections of consent, theft, and multiplicity, offering insights into alternative ways of conceptualizing life and agency.
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