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Introduction  Part I: RESISTANCE　AND　THE　POLITICS　OF　AUTONOMY:　FOUCAULT’S　UNYIELDING DISCOURSES  1.1 The Hellenistic-Roman/Enlightenment Model of Resistance  1.2 Foucauldian Self-Help? Spirituality and Biopolitics in the 21st Century  Part II. RESISTANT BODIES AND AFFECTS
  2.1 The Politics of Aphrodisia and the Gay Mode of Life  2.2 Aesthetic Counter-Conduct 2.3 Aesthetic and Queer Resistance: Intersections and Further Questions  Part III. AFFIRMATIVE BIOPOLITICS AND RESISTANCE  3.1 From Cynicism to Ars Erotica  3.2 Foucault and Zen: Spirituality, Resistance and Affirmative Biopolitics  Conclusion