Imagining the State (Paperback)
Professor of the Critique of Political Economy Mark Neocleous
Open University Press
9780335203512
0-335-20351-5
Examines the way that the state is imagined in terms traditionally associated with human subjectivity: body, mind, personality and home. Around these themes, this book attempts to weave a set of arguments.
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concerning the three icons of the political imagination - the political collective, the sovereign agency and the enemy figure.
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