The Concept of Sovereignty in Aphorisms and Epigrams Discourse on The Will Berengere Contra Foucault
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Philosophy, Social Theory, Religion Writing in vigorous Mesmerian-magical prose, seemingly overwhelmed by his own evangelical elan, and with demonic-seeming self-assurance, Berengere charts the cosmic struggle of equally valuable and proto-perspectival worldviews for an alternate supremacy revealing Time as cyclic containing successive histories as Axiocosms and Aeons. Also by this Author: Essays on Time and Space Infinity and the Supermen The New Politics: the spirit and fate of Conservatism and progressivism Political Mythologies of the Right and the Left are Detected and Overthrown The Sixt...
Philosophy, Social Theory, Religion Writing in vigorous Mesmerian-magical prose, seemingly overwhelmed by his own evangelical elan, and with demonic-seeming self-assurance, Berengere charts the cosmic struggle of equally valuable and proto-perspectival worldviews for an alternate supremacy revealing Time as cyclic containing successive histories as Axiocosms and Aeons. Also by this Author: Essays on Time and Space Infinity and the Supermen The New Politics: the spirit and fate of Conservatism and progressivism Political Mythologies of the Right and the Left are Detected and Overthrown The Sixteen Satires Plays and Epigrams Elements of the New Metaphysics and Other Writings of the Last Philosopher Productions written: Berengere contra Nietzsche Reply to Kierkegaard, and other close encounters with the history of theology Art, Time, Space: Notes on Aesthetics From Xenophobia to Secession: Experiments in American Political Thought
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