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Induced Channeling Process in a Crystal,ferent from a normative understanding of a compact, centralized, and unifying sovereignty. The distinction should not, though, be drawn between a Western norm and an Eastern anomaly, as political orientalism has tended to do. The difference should instead be found between molar and molecular forms o

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Relativistic Nonlinear ElectrodynamicsThese actions were in opposition to the brutal criminalization to which the Muslim community had been subjected. Rather than considering ‘orientalization’ as an exoticizing strategy or prejudice, this chapter demonstrates that it can be understood as an agonistic strategy of government. Acts of resi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-30070-8 describing how the normalizing function of ‘state racism’ charted in Michel Foucault’s . has been partially recast through the ‘postracial’, ‘multiculturalist’, and ‘multiculture’ conceptions of multicultural society. In doing so, this chapter helps us to identify the parameters through which new e

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Induced Channeling Process in a Crystal, means uncontested — solutions to everyday problems of arranging family matters (across Muslim and English law). This requires us to abandon certain conventional ideas about law, orientalism, and citizenship. The present chapter contributes to current debates on multiculturalism, secularism, and Isl

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Relativistic Nonlinear Electrodynamicspe protests and the 2013 decision made by the Supreme Court of India to uphold Section 377, India’s sodomy bill. Citizenship after orientalism is best expressed by the refrain of protesters, heard in the streets at that time: ‘āzādī’ a Persian word meaning freedom, liberty, and independence. This is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-30070-8s as mental illness, the chapter brings to light the role folly has played in this process. The argument is that folly has been implicated in establishing the ‘mimicry of madness’ as a configuration to be analysed separately to madness. This is traced in humanist literature (the chapter focuses on E

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Induced Channeling Process in a Crystal,rial campaigns to create governable (rather than merely subject) peoples. Many postcolonial nations and states inherited and then effectively instituted citizenship for governing — dividing, classifying, disciplining, regulating — peoples. We observe this development in previously colonized territor

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,Information Theory — The State of the Art,s an entry point to this question, then, here I focus on the need to rethink the entanglement between the imaginaries of autonomy and citizenship. This entanglement becomes perhaps most apparent when we look at it along the lines of gender.