Sublime

Juridical concepts and juridical systems always refer to something other than themselves.

hegemony,

ERIC SCHMIDT Former Chairman, Google/Alphabet

Empire forms on this superficial horizon where our bodies and minds are embedded. It is purely positive. There is no external logical machine that constitutes it.

identitarian demand—

making a democratic internet must be the work of a movement.” The trouble, once again, is that the kind of mass movement Tarnoff is describing does not yet exist. And

At the heart of Exterminate All the Brutes is the claim that Hitler—the twentieth century’s most despised villain, and rightly so—was not the civilized, democratic West’s evil “other,” but its shadow, its doppelganger. This draws on Lindqvist’s argument that the exterminatory mindset lies at “the core of European thought … summing up the history of

Human rights issues came to prominence after 1980 and positively boomed after the events in Tiananmen Square and the end of the Cold War in 1989. This corresponds exactly with the trajectory of neoliberalization, and the two movements are deeply implicated in each other. Undoubtedly, the neoliberal insistence upon the individual as the foundational

Tocqueville