Seven Essays on Populism. Paula Biglieri

      

       Table of Contents

      1  Cover

      2  Series Title

      3  Title Page

      4  Copyright Page

      5  Epigraph

      6  Foreword – Wendy Brown Notes

      7  Introduction Notes

      8  Essay 1 The Secret of Populism The returns of populism Modernization, class struggle, and the constitutive dimension of the political Populism as ontology of the political Notes

      9  Essay 2 Neither Left nor Right: Populism without Apology Populism, left and right? Is all populism right-wing? Just populism Populism without apology Notes

      10  Essay 3 Against Neoliberal Fascism: From Sacrificial Identity to Egalitarian Singularity Is populism a form of neoliberalism? The prejudices of the liberal, anti-communist left Autonomism: the opium of the people Populism as transitional object? Populism: antithesis of neoliberalism Notes

      11  Essay 4 Profaning the Public: The Plebeian Dimension of Republican Populism Is populism anti-institutionalist? Ruptural institutionality Plebeian republicanism Toward a republican populism? Notes

      12  Essay 5 Toward an Internationalist Populism The beautiful souls of pure causes The people and its leader Toward an internationalist populism Notes

      13  Essay 6 The Absent Cause of Populist Militancy Post-foundationalism and the absence of guarantees Neither the cemetery nor the madhouse The three militant questions Notes

      14  Essay 7 We Populists are Feminists Let’s imagine the future Feminism without identitarian closure Populist feminism (or the antagonism of care) Feminist populism (or the homeland is the other) Notes

      15  Bibliography

      16  Index

      17  End User License Agreement

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