Making Multiplicity

Always near to contemporary social struggles and movements, the book starts from the contention that we are in need of a storm against identitarian domination, unification and homogeneity. Raunig argues that the conceptual and political experimentations with multiplicity around and after 1968 did not go far enough: today, anti-identitarian, queer and multitudinarian positions should not just be defended but pushed further, over unexpected folds and along the flattest surfaces, beyond previous approaches and previous historical experiences.