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... notices , the vertical scheme of authority has been supplanted by a broadly horizontal one in which individuals , including the sovereign , are accountable to the social body . [ ... ] The people are now sovereign , and the way is open ...
... notices , the vertical scheme of authority has been supplanted by a broadly horizontal one in which individuals , including the sovereign , are accountable to the social body . [ ... ] The people are now sovereign , and the way is open ...
Page 48
... notices , judicial torture 11 Cf. M. Foucault , Discipline and Punish . The Birth of the Prison , trans . A. Sheridan ( Penguin Books , 1975 ) , p . 8. Cf. also G.M. Trevelyan , English Social History : A Survey of Six Centuries ...
... notices , judicial torture 11 Cf. M. Foucault , Discipline and Punish . The Birth of the Prison , trans . A. Sheridan ( Penguin Books , 1975 ) , p . 8. Cf. also G.M. Trevelyan , English Social History : A Survey of Six Centuries ...
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... notices , " Poetry and prose , literary and ordinary language , can be changed one into the other by addition or subtraction of a certain repertoire of sociable signs . " 86 An inadequate expression is immediately visible like clothes ...
... notices , " Poetry and prose , literary and ordinary language , can be changed one into the other by addition or subtraction of a certain repertoire of sociable signs . " 86 An inadequate expression is immediately visible like clothes ...
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