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is 'a resonance chamber' where institutions resemble one another. Is it any surprise that the school resembles the barracks which resembles the factory which all resemble the prison'.

The state, they say, is a kind of resonance chamber in which the various social powers reverberagte. . . .I cited a few weekes ago. . . where Foucalt writes, is it any surprise that the school resembles the barracks which resembles the factory which all resemble the prison' There is a redundancy or resonance among all the institutions of disciplinary society and tis virtual centrality is what D&G are calling the state 'The state is not a point taking all the others upon itself, but a resonance chamber for them all' (TP 224 in HARDT on TP 39)

is a 'divine and moral entity which alone is capable of bestowing all spiritual reality, a march of God on earth'.

the state is 'divine and moral entity which alone is capable of bestowing all spiritual reality, a march of God on earth.'

is a codification of relations of power at all levels across the social body.

Foucault argues that the State is a codification of relations of power at all levels across the social body.

is a cold monster, a nightmare, a separate organ of power, cut off from society, dividing along lines of those who exercise and those who submit.

separate organ of power' that is, as social power that has been separated from society. Instead of horizontal egalitarian decisionmaking, the State splits society into masters and subjects, dominators and dominated. The State, he writes, 'is the total sign of division in society, in that it is a separate organ of political power: society is henceforth divided into those who exercise power and those who submit to it. Society is no longer an undivided We, a single totality, but a fragmented body, a heterogeneous social being.

is a committee of management which has no intrinsic authority beyond the ethical sanction bestowed on it by the consent of the citizens.

regards the state as a committee of management which has no intrinsic authority beyond the ethical sanction bestowed on it by the consent of the citizens. He says, 'The function of liberalism in the past was that of putting a limit to the powers of kings. The function of true liberalism in the future will be that of putting a limit to the powers of parliaments'

is a concept that serves as a 'scheme of intelligibility' for a whole group of already established institutions and realities.

It is a concept which provides a 'scheme of intelligibility for a whole group of already established institutions and realities'.

is a conspiracy designed not only to exploit, but above all to corrupt its citizens.

The truth is that the State is a conspiracy designed not only to exploit, but above all to corrupt its citizens. . . Henceforth, I shall never serve any government anywhere. Leo Tolstoy

States are great engines moving slowly. Francis Bacon

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