The Future Remembered: An Essay in Biopolitics |
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... present identification is with a somewhat less ambitious endeavor , though one which aims at this larger target the field of biopolitics . As the name implies , it is an attempt to study the traditionally accepted areas of the ...
... present identification is with a somewhat less ambitious endeavor , though one which aims at this larger target the field of biopolitics . As the name implies , it is an attempt to study the traditionally accepted areas of the ...
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... present dominant status in nature . But this cranial mass in its present form 84 The Normative Animal.
... present dominant status in nature . But this cranial mass in its present form 84 The Normative Animal.
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... present form is a relative parvenu , a late - comer in our developing humanity . What it has enabled us to do is to merely articulate those necessities of behavior to which we already adhered long before we assumed our present human ...
... present form is a relative parvenu , a late - comer in our developing humanity . What it has enabled us to do is to merely articulate those necessities of behavior to which we already adhered long before we assumed our present human ...
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The Query and the Quest | 5 |
The Philosophers Stone | 15 |
In Search of the Beast | 31 |
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