Talk:Libidinal Economy

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any chance of a simple summary of the thesis?[edit]

If someone could dumb down the main thrust of the book for us hoi polloi, that would make for a better article. The article just got linked to from the New Yorker as a reference for the phrase "libidinal economy", but it tells me nothing about what the libidinal economy is conceived to be. - Metalello ^talk 07:18, 4 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]