Abstract
identity, the driving force of which is less ethics than epistemology, in all its derivative violence. Neither Stevens nor Goto-Jones seems to grasp this point, despite their own ethical intentions as well as the considerable value of their research. In thinking of the relation between philosophy and the po litical, one must understand that ethics, at its most fundamental level, takes place prior to the logic of identity and works to ceaselessly threaten it.
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