Ernesto Laclau
[...]Laclau demonstrated that we are antagonists in an ongoing struggle, which transforms not only the world we inherit, but the subjects we become. [...]far discourse theorists have failed to come to terms with these logics, both those of protest, and those of the financial and monetary equivalence...
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