Notes on the Book
This was my first published book, and in some sense the most ambitious, maybe the best.
I'm not going to try to summarize the argument here, but it might be helpful to remember that this is an effort to follow certain possibilities, that is, it is primarily a work of philosophy rather than social analysis. This is somewhat confusing because the book is concerned with globalization, and locates its arguments vis-a-vis history. How do we think the politics of the present dispensation? Certainly not through the apparatus of the nation and the Enlightened patrimony, at least not without circumspection. |
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This book will entrance its readers, not just for the sweep of its argument, or the eclectic nature of its insights, but for its sheer intellectual daring and brilliance. |
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Routledge 2004 Hardcover ISBN: 0-415-94539-9 Paperback ISBN: 0-415-94540-2 |
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