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Judith Revel (b. 1966-)
'What
is at stake, for those like us who are outside of discourse and inside
the word, outside of categories but inside linguistic acts, for us who
refuse to be reduced to objects and demand the power to produce ourselves
as subjects, maybe is this: to what extent can the exodus from a world
we don’t recognise as ours be not only resistance but also production?
To what extent can refusal and critique also be moments of invention for
everyone? How to speak a different language and still be understood? This
is ‘communication’ but we might call it politics, or we might
call it life.' (Judith Revel, 'Idee, Parole, Linguaggio')