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In this accessible yet provocative text, Barry Hindess examines key Western discourses of power, ranging from Hobbes' discussion of sovereign power to Foucault's account of government.
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reviewed Discourses of power on July 22, 2009 Discourses of power
Basically arguing that "the Heidegger Affair" was not an error, that there is a continuity between Heidegger pre-1933 and after-1933, i.e. the Heidegger turn. However, it's not a condemnation. Lacoue-Labarthe contends that Heidegger's work can shed light on Nazism itself, exactly through his insistence on the aesthetic after 1934. A good read, may be deceptive in its short length, but dense and enlightening.
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