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The concept of the political

Book • 2005

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Tilo Jung mentions Gramsci already addressed that Fascism has to destroy the truth.

Mentioned by James Lindsay while discussing the unbound executive theory and its origins.

Mentioned by James Lindsay as Schmitt's most famous book, outlining the friend-enemy distinction in politics.

Mentioned by Michael Millerman in the context of friend-enemy distinctions and the nature of the political.

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Alex Priou and Brian Chow in the context of political philosophy and the concept of the political.

Mentioned by Susan Neiman as a theorist whose ideas have influenced 'realist' politics.

Mentioned by Wesley Todd as a short book on political theory.

Mentioned by Auron McIntyre in relation to the concept of the total state.

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Daniel Bessner in a discussion about the concept of the state of exception.

Mentioned when discussing Churchill's views on sovereignty and the exception to the rule of law during wartime.

Mentioned by Thomas777 as an important to understanding political the ontology that underlies the Schmidian perspective.

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