Diken, Bulent and Laustsen, Carsten B (2006) From war to war:'Lord Of The Flies' as sociology of spite. Alternatives, 31 (4). pp. 431-452. ISSN 2163-3150
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Official URL: https://doi.org/10.1177/030437540603100404
Abstract
A reading of Golding's Lord of the Flies as an allegory of a biopolitical or postpolitical society that elevates “security” to the most sacred principle of organization as a permanent state of exception and attempts to combine it with consumerism. It is in this context that spite, an impotent and self-sacrificial violence, reemerges as a postpolitical strategy.
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Journal Article
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Alternatives
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Subjects:
?? SPITE SECURITY EXCEPTION POSTPOLITICAL POLITICAL INFANTALIZATIONPOLITICAL SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSSOCIOLOGY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE ??
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62033
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Deposited On:
06 Feb 2013 17:45
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Yes
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Published
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