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Jasbir Puar, Non-Metric Time, Steve Reich, and Kelis

February 7, 2012 · by Robin James · in acapella, biopolitics, biopower, Foucault, Its Gonna Rain, Jasbir Puar, kelis, music, nonmetric time, pendulum music, reich, superpanopticism

This is an excerpt from the introduction to the manuscript I’m working on. Here, I’m discussing Jasbir Puar’s reworking of Foucaultian biopower into her notion of “superpanopticism.” She argues that superpanopticism operates not just in space (i.e., in 3D) but…

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