Couze Venn: Pioneer of Cultural, Post Colonial and Social Theory

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Blackman, Lisa. 2020. Couze Venn: Pioneer of Cultural, Post Colonial and Social Theory. Subjectivity, 13, pp. 1-4. ISSN 1755-6341 [Article]

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This issue is dedicated to the work of Couze Venn, who was an important figure in social. cultural and post/decolonial theory until his death in 2019 aged 79. We had initially planned this volume to be a celebration of his work whilst he was still alive to be able to see it, but events overtook us. Couze was a huge inspiration and founding influence on the journal Subjectivity, introducing throughout the different periods of his writing a distinctive focus and attention on subjectivity, which he thought through the interconnected processes of affect, individuation and relationality. He was in dialogue with many thinkers, including the work of Bracha Ettinger, Gilbert Simondon, Bernard Steigler, and many others, always looking for the traces of what he came to identify as the “compossible”.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/s41286-020-00101-0