Oskar and the Argonauts
Haesler, Aldo
Oskar and the Argonauts - 2010.
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This contribution proceeds from the myth of Jason as commented in Negt & Kluge’s Geschichte und Eigensinn (1981). Our argument plays on the assonance of two german verbs, “tauschen” and “täuschen” (to exchange and to trick), in order to examine the complex mechanism of the double fetichism in mercantile exchange. It questions the possibility of “ordinary resistance” based as well on everyday life tactics and “arts de faire”, as on the intrinsic anthropological proprieties of the exchange.
Oskar and the Argonauts - 2010.
65
This contribution proceeds from the myth of Jason as commented in Negt & Kluge’s Geschichte und Eigensinn (1981). Our argument plays on the assonance of two german verbs, “tauschen” and “täuschen” (to exchange and to trick), in order to examine the complex mechanism of the double fetichism in mercantile exchange. It questions the possibility of “ordinary resistance” based as well on everyday life tactics and “arts de faire”, as on the intrinsic anthropological proprieties of the exchange.
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