Theory of Bloom - Tiqqun

This book lays bare our social isolation and the conceptually simple, yet practically difficult, solution to it. This is a foundational text of Tiqqun's thought.

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The Theory of Bloom is the theory of the isolated subject of the modern era. This book lays bare our social isolation and the conceptually simple, yet practically difficult, solution to it. This is a foundational text of Tiqqun's thought, and this version is the translation by Robert Hurley (translator of Anti-Oedipus and multiple books by Foucault, Bataille, and Deleuze).

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