Discourses of Power: From Hobbes to Foucault

Barry Hindess

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Foucault, Power, and Ethics Political Theology and Sovereignty Philosophy and Social Theory

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Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction. 2. That Mortal God: Hobbes on Power and the Sovereign. 3. A Right of Making Laws: Locke on Political Power and Morality. 4. The Supreme Exercise of Power: Lukes and Critical Theory. 5. Discipline and Cherish: Foucault on Power, Government and Domination. 6. Conclusion. Notes. References. Index.

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