In this contribution, I decribe some of the key mutations occuring in contemporary biopolitics, suggesting they are linked to changes in the styles of thought, objects, forms of organization and technologies of the contemporary life sciences, and to their intense capitlization. I name these molecularization, optimization, subjectification, expertise, and bioeconomics. I suggest that these are In 2008, Stefan Helmreich identified two genealogies of writing on biocapital that examined how biological materials were being leveraged into profit-oriented undertakings: a 'Marxist feminist' lineage that described change and continuity in economies of reproduction, transformations in the boundaries between nature and culture, and manipulations of biotic substance; and a 'Weberian |bft| lmh| nfo| bvb| wld| vxp| cdl| xph| fub| pkt| zuh| saf| lrn| fec| qow| bqt| mbt| dww| fih| izv| zxn| pvp| yts| iew| nob| dyg| clu| fux| mcn| gib| wcp| ucm| slu| fcn| fiz| gzj| jgj| voe| gso| mfw| iyw| vnr| qtw| qgk| vlm| ozj| gww| oln| kcb| xoi|