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Mark Neocleous is based at Brunel University.
Contenuti
Acknowledgements
Preface
Part one: The Body of the State
Absolute bodies
Social bodies
Dirty bodies
Part two: The mind of the state
Raison d'Etat:a rationality of expedience
Character angelicus: the intelligent state
Arcana imperii: secrecy, privacy, idiocy
Part three: The personality of the state
Hobbes's person
The personification of capital
The revenge of sovereignty
Part four: The home of the state
The terror of territory
The scum of the earth, or, once more on the dirty social body
The violence of cartography
Coda
Notes
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