Stolen Life (consent not to be a single being)
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Stolen Life (consent not to be a single being)

by Fred Moten

Philosophy
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A philosophical and poetic exploration of consent, dispossession, and the refusal of singular being that challenges conventional notions of life and ownership.

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Stolen Life explores the intersections of consent, dispossession, and the refusal of singular being through poetic and philosophical inquiry.

The work engages with questions of life, ownership, and the conditions under which existence is claimed or withheld.

Through its fragmented and lyrical form, the text resists conventional narrative structures and linear argumentation.

The author draws on a range of intellectual traditions to examine the politics of being and non-being.

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