1“Ne travaillez jamais.” Debord / Traditional

2“Feminists don’t need a doctrine of objectivity that promises transcendence, a story that loses track of its mediations just where someone might be held responsible for something, and unlimited instrumental power. We don’t want a theory of innocent powers to represent the world, where language and bodies both fall into the bliss of organic symbiosis. We also don’t want to theorize the world, much less act within it, in terms of Global Systems, but we do need an earth-wide network of connections, including the ability partially to translate knowledges among very different – and power-differentiated – communities.” Haraway

3“there is nothing that permits one to define what is useful to man. This lacuna is made fairly prominent by the fact that it is constantly necessary to return, in the most unjustifiable way, to principles that one would like ot situate beyond utility and pleasure: honor and duty are hypocritically employed in schemes of pecuniary interest and, without speaking of God,Spirit serves to mask the intellectual disarray of the few people who refused to accept a closed system.” Bataille

4“In an age struggling between crises of economic overproduction, environmental catastrophe, falling salaries and increasing robotisation, there cannot be any other explanation for the current culture of “hard work” than that of a burgeoning religious cult.” Campagna

5“Our jurists, of course, find that progress in legislation is leaving women with no further ground of complaint. Modern civilized systems of law increasingly acknowledge, first, that for a marriage to be legal, it must be a contract freely entered into by both partners, and, secondly, that also in the married state both partners must stand on a common footing of equal rights and duties. If both these demands are consistently carried out, say the jurists, women have all they can ask. This typically legalist method of argument is exactly the same as that which the radical republican bourgeois uses to put the proletarian in his place. The labor contract is to be freely entered into by both partners. But it is considered to have been freely entered into as soon as the law makes both parties equal on paper. The power conferred on the one party by the difference of class position, the pressure thereby brought to bear on the other party – the real economic position of both – that is not the law’s business.” Engels

6“Aggrieved entitlement is a gendered emotion, a fusion of that humiliating loss of manhood and the moral obligation and entitlement to get it back. And its gender is masculine.” Kimmell

7“P: Do you intend to answer “ I am exercising my state and federal constitutional rights including the 1st, 4th and 5th amendments.” to all questions?
M: I am exercising my state and federal constitutional rights including the 1st, 4th and 5th amendments.” Pfeiffer

8“Understand that this is not art, it is action which is beyond artistic. This will be our Bonfire of the Vanities.” Plutser-Sarno

9“Afterall, fear is the passionate enthusiasm for the same.” Land

10“Juridical notions of power appear to regulate political life in purely negative terms. …But the subjects regulated by such structures are, by virtue of being subjected to them, formed, defined, and reproduced in accordance with the requirements of those structure.” Butler

11“Production is the basis of a social homogeneity. Homogeneous society is productive society, namely, useful society.” Bataille

12“economic circumstances act directly upon homogeneous elements and promote their disintegration.” Bataille

13“Philosophical inquires into bioscience, for example, propose affect as both a “precognitive” attribute (not in terms of a telos, but in terms of a quality) of the body as well as emotion’s trace effect. This conception of affect poses a distinction between sensation and the perception of the sensation. Affect, from this perspective, is precisely what allows the body to be an open system, always in concert with its virtuality, the potential of becoming.” Puar

14“stability is always actually metastability, a controlled state of volatility. No body can really be molar. Bodies are made molar, with varying degrees of success!” Massumi