The imaginary networks of political power /

In this collection of essays, Roger Bartra, a prominent Mexican scholar, offers his own view of the expansion of the power of the modern state in both capitalist and socialist societies. Not accepting the traditional borderlines that separate art and literature from science and politics, Bartra play...

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Main Author:	Bartra, Roger
Format:	Book
Language:	English Spanish
Published:	New Brunswick : Rutgers University Press, c1992 New Brunswick, NJ : [1992], ©1992 New Brunswick, NJ : c1992 New Brunswick, NJ : ©1992 New Brunswick : c1992 New Brunswick, NJ : [1992]
Subjects:	Power (Social sciences)

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