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Stomach-Churning Socialism? Biopolitics in Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle

By Yen-bin Chiou
REAL: Review of English and American Literature [Yingmei wenxue pinglun]

Little wonder that Alain Badiou,  who argues practically along the same line, emphatically takes the condemnation of the life-preservation principle
to be a jump-off point for developing an ethical exterior perspective on biopolitical administration.

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