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.... Marcuse himself recognizes the role that mimesis plays in maintaining one-dimensional thought and social structures of domination. In an attempt to move beyond the Freudian theory of introjection, Marcuse writes: The manifold processes of introjection seem to be ossified in almost mechanical reactions...

... Caucus for a New Political Science 2023 Aesthetics political theory representation rendering output mimesis critique Bayesian probability NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE 2023, VOL. 45, NO.3, 555-558 httpsdoLorg/l 0.1080/07393148.2023.2240604 REVIEW ARTICLE Check for updates ChatGPT...

... Miller's identification of mimesis at the heart of Habermas's theory of communicative action,9 I show that even as the CAPs established new technologies of governance, there were moments in which the people they targeted snuck democracy in sideways, so to speak. Those designated as "the poor" challenged...

... with Marcuse and Latour:' in Douglass Kellner, Tyson Lewis, Clayton Pierce, and K. Daniel Cho (eds), Marcuse's Challenge to Education (Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers, 2009), pp. 131-157, emphasizes the role of mimesis in this process. A person lives out one-dimensional thinking as mimetic...

... Stato Neoliberale (Milan, IT: Mimesis, 2019) [In a Perfect State. Global Indicators and Evaluation Policies of the Neoliberal State]. 29Critical Discourse Analysis is a diverse, and sometimes internally divergent approach. A detailed analysis of the history and internal differences of this approach...

... that nonetheless ends up disturbing that culture and the historical categories sustaining it. As Bhabha puts it, "What emerges between mimesis and mimicry is a writing, a mode of representation, that marginalizes the monumentality of history, quite simply mocks its power to be a model, that power which supposedly...

... the definition of a praxis which, far from "leaving the field open to things," refuses to recognize things as having power. Such thinking under the guise of radical critique always develops in a way that Adorno denounced in these terms: "Existential thought slips into the cavern of a mollifying mimesis...

... on Critical Theory, "Mimesis, Utopia, and Reconciliation: A Redemptive Critique of Adorno's Aesthetic Theory," Wolin examines Adorno's theory of art. With the eclipse of possibilities for social change, critical theorists either abandoned Marx's revolutionary hopes for a pessimistic philosophy of history...

... the magnitude of the "whole new decentered global network" of the power relations of the third stage of capitalism. Though these characteristics of the postmodern scene may represent a new postmodern reality as the "mimesis of reality," Jameson argues that at the same time this "schizophrenic" character...

... a prisoner inside his own government," which was modeled on colonial state apparatuses.39 Historically, Wambadia-Wamba sees the Assembly in ancient Greece and the Convention in the 32 Ernest Wamba-dia-Wamba, "Philosophy and African Intellectuals: Mimesis of Western Classicism, Ethnophilosophical Romanticism...

... of self possession and integrity" that fails to realize all selfhood as mimesis or simulacra, and instead introduces an "ontological fiction of absoluteness that falsely sees itself as the antidote to the leveling equivalence of the exchange principle/" or to expand on jay's description, a palliative cure...

... Musaro, "The Art of De-Bordering: How the Theater of Cantieri Meticci Challenges the Lines between Citizens and Non-Citizens," Laura Iannelli and Pierluigi Musaro (eds), Performative Citizenship, Public Art, Urban Design, and Political Participation (Milan, IT: Mimesis International, 2017), pp. 93-113...