In a section titled "Power and the Bourgeoisie," this work argues that "what imperialists actually wanted was expansion of political power without the foundation of a body politic.
In a section titled "Power and the Bourgeoisie," this work argues that "what imperialists actually wanted was expansion of political power without the foundation of a body politic." The second volume of this work, titled "Imperialism," claims that "race-thinking... emerged simultaneously in all Western countries during the 19th century." This work claims that within the title phenomenon, all laws become "laws of movement," whose realization is (*) terror, which makes it possible "for the force of nature or of history to race freely through mankind." This work's first volume is titled "Antisemitism," and it focuses on Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. For 10 points, identify this book which traces the emergence of the title form of governance, written by Hannah Arendt.
In a section titled "Power and the Bourgeoisie," this work argues that "what imperialists actually wanted was expansion of political power without the foundation of a body politic.
The Origins of Totalitarianism