Abstract

Natural Selection

Illick, Joseph E. | August 3, 1970 issue

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This article critically appraises the book "Biopolitics," by Thomas Landon Thorson. "Biopolitics" is an eloquent and sensible presentation of this third line of thought. its argument deserves the attention of all political scientists-and, because it addresses itself to precisely the kind of large questions about the nature of man and knowledge that the current computerized scholarship leaves alone, it should also interest anybody who wants to try to understand how our political society has gotten to the place it is in, and where it may go from here.

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BIOPOLITICS (Book); CRITICISM; THORSON, Thomas Landon; BIOPOLITICS; LEARNING & scholarship; EDUCATION
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