It's the Dead From Dubliners by Todd McGowan

Todd McGowan: "I think the lesson is read everything by Joan Koppcheck that you can read" He says Clerombaud becomes an important figure because he's focused precisely on what doesn't, what is irreducible to use. In her mind, his fetishism ends up being a disruption of the colonialist project. The essay about sex in the euthanasia of reason fits the least even though everyone thinks it's the most important one for this book. To be continued.