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Hatred Of Democracy 2nd Edition Jacques Ranciere

Name: Hatred Of Democracy 2nd Edition Jacques Ranciere
SKU: BELL-1707126
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.25 (68 reviews)

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Publisher: Verso

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.79 MB

Pages: 106

Author: Jacques Ranciere

ISBN: 9781844673865, 1844673863

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: 2

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Hatred Of Democracy 2nd Edition Jacques Ranciere by Jacques Ranciere 9781844673865, 1844673863 instant download after payment.

A vehement defense of the principle of democracy against neoconservative repression.Jacques Ranci?re argues that the West can no longer simply extol the virtues of democracy by contrasting it with the horrors of totalitarianism. As certain governments are exporting democracy by brute force, and a reactionary strand in mainstream political opinion is willing to abandon civil liberties and destroy collective values of equality, Ranci?re explains how democracy—government by all—attacks any form of power based on the superiority of an elite. Hence the fear, and consequently the hatred, of democracy amongst the new ruling class. In a compelling and timely analysis, Hatred of Democracy rethinks the subversive power of this democratic ideal.