The Police Effect. The Police Episteme like Modernity
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https://doi.org/10.35588/rp.v0i12.4318Keywords:
Police, surface, imageAbstract
The work has a series of theoretical elements that aim at a joint questioning of both the notion of sovereignty and the police character in which it is deployed. In this way, modern sovereignty policing guarantees the reproduction of order as a permanent assembly lacking in substance and support. Secondly, the text shows how sovereignty is configured in police terms on the basis of a logic of effects management. Finally, the notion of image is used as a concept that, under the prism of representation, allows sovereignty to be erected in the form of a spectacle that mediates and stages a type of subject docile to its rationality.
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