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More outtakes from my article on Attali, music, & neoliberalism

May 2, 2013 · by Robin James · in attali, composition, deregulation, entrepreneurial subject, Foucault, music, neoliberalism, noise, prosumer, sound, subjectivity

I’m editing down an article on Jacques Attali, Foucault, music, & neoliberalism. I’ve posted some outtakes before, and here are some more. They’re somewhat disjointed, as outtakes tend to be, but they’re generally about Attali’s theory of subjectivity. “Composer” as…

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