This analysis shows how clandestine messages reveal the dynamics of precarity in capitalist societies, suggesting impactful aesthetic and performative resistance.
Key Points
Clandestine messages illustrate the dynamics of precarity in capitalist societies, and their performativity suggests important resistance.
This work integrates dependency theory, decolonial studies, and feminist approaches to analyze clandestine communication forms.
Drawing from Lacanian theory, it highlights even ephemeral acts can disrupt neoliberal narratives and structures of power.
The findings call for deeper engagement with aesthetic interventions that address emotional and symbolic dimensions of precarious existence.
Cite This Study
Lara Martim Rodrigues Sélis (2024) studied this question.