Introduction
Multiplicity. Life. Politics
Part 1
Technics, Art, and Politics:
Aesthetic Forms of Life
Chapter 1
Scientific drawing and the microcosm: A cross-pollination
Chapter 2
Music in technopolis: Correlates of communicative practices mediated by music between living beings and machines
Chapter 3
Art and the question of alienated life: Marx, Adorno-Horkheimer and Godard
Chapter 4
Imagination and the modern world: Between an impoverished experience of life and an aesthetics of liberation
Chapter 5
Art reduced to its hedonic function by neuroscience, to the detriment of social issues
Part 2
The Problem of Nature: Between Biopolitics and Bioethics
Chapter 6
Exploitation and domination of nature: Adorno as critic of Marx
Chapter 7
The alive and the living: Between bíos and zoé
Chapter 8
Rhizome, symbiogenesis, and the living deterritorialization of the human: Deleuze-Guattari and Lynn Margulis
Chapter 9
Innovative drugs for cancer: The Colombian case