Handbook Political Theory.pdf

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Audi,R. 1996. The morality and utility of organ transplantation.Utilitas, 8 : 140 – 58. Buchanan, A., Brock, D., Daniels, N., an ...

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structures, through their presence in ideology and belief, exercise consider- able inXuence on what happens in and to the public ...

‘‘thoughts and feelings’’ are ‘‘directed from the outside, as they were in childhood.’’ For the ‘‘success of this most perfect f ...

anxiety, the fear of disintegrating, may be a factor in accounting for the theorist’s conscious organization of the world. Psych ...

another way: paranoid imaginings constitute a defense against psychotic disintegration or madness; the paranoid perception (for ...

political law and rules is seen to be intolerable. InLeviathan,liberty, rather than being understood as expanding the boundaries ...

uncertainty, contingency, and political passion or intensity that might under- mine the order of the sovereign’s domination. I a ...

like Plato’s nocturnal council, the Hobbesian sovereign, and the imagery of discipline and self-control that recurs in Nietzsche ...

objective lies in domination, even though, psychologically, the origins of these perceptions lie ‘‘inside’’ the self, in the int ...

the motive behind the power of Leviathan, he nonetheless sees his construct as an ideal model, the only theoretical venue that w ...

paranoia in the self, the impact on culture can be disastrous. A paranoid politics in its eVort to defend against madness, howev ...

aVect. Without feeling, particularly empathy, the exercise of power becomes easier; little constraint exists in doing harm, in i ...

disintegration. In Kristeva’s terms, part of the ‘‘paternal function,’’ with all of its contradictions and injustices, is to sho ...

the hyper-vigilant political will may be the negation of order, the rise of entropy, and the sinking back into the chaos of the ...

against the dissolution of both the boundaries of the self and the state; it is an absolute constraint. It is extraordinary, for ...

6 Conclusion: Paranoia and Reason— The Assault on Liberty ...................................................................... ...

process of desire; it embodies and represents a struggle (having its origins in early psychological development) whose consequen ...