John Dewey: “Industry and inventions in technology, for example, create means which alter the modes of associated behavior and which radically change the quantity, character and place of impact of their indirect consequences” (The Public and Its Problems 30)
Michel Foucault: “Let’s escape as much as possible from the type of relations that society proposes for us and try to create in the empty space where we are new relational possibilities” (“The Social Triumph of the Sexual Will” 160)
