... process without a subject Ideological State Apparatus interpellation supremacy of the signifier Real-Imaginary-Symbolic ...

.... process without a subject Ideological State Apparatus interpellation supremacy of the signifier Real-Imaginary-Symbolic ...

... This chapter examines the exhaustion of the conceptual apparatus contained by the ideologies of the nation-state and the imperial jus publicum Europeaum, focusing on what Carl Schmitt called the Katechon, or the restraining force of the international system of law. In criticizing the notion...

... Marxist theory; and Jacque Lacan’s psychoanalytic theory. process without a subject Ideological State Apparatus interpellation supremacy of the signifier Real-Imaginary-Symbolic Lecture 23, “The Postmodern,” turns to the changing historical context of the middle to late twentieth century...

... of structuralism’s antihumanism: Émile Benveniste’s linguistic theory; Louis Althusser’s Marxist theory; and Jacque Lacan’s psychoanalytic theory. process without a subject Ideological State Apparatus interpellation supremacy of the signifier Real-Imaginary-Symbolic Lecture 23, “The Postmodern...

... was especially important with regard to two related parts of the state—the culture of the military and the apparatus of law. For many of the problems that Nigerians faced during military rule, colonialism’s jumbled inheritance was both the wound and the remedy. The challenge, both for those who supported...

... and forms of resistance to capitalism. Williams’ critical history of the territorialization of power and its relationship to modernity forges a path for imagining post-hegemonic communities situated outside of the ideologies of the unitary nation-state. Nomos Carl Schmitt post-hegemonic communities...