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Ethics and the Law,uld have almost been a tautology, accustomed as we are to thinking of the law in terms of justice, and of justice in terms of the law. By using the word ., rather than ., Hobbes is simply summing up the theory he has been formulating so far and will continue to formulate in the following chapters of

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The Ethical Obligation to Disobey and Resist,ed. Different from what Schmitt teaches, wars are regularly fought in the name of humanity, and the enemy is seen as less than human, totally dehumanized. In a sense, humanity, an ethical concept, taints the purity of Schmitt’s notion of the political.

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Deactivating Terror and the Enemy Logic,ew and better forms of subjection must be perfected and refined: new forms of discipline, punishment, and prepunishment. The other is the imaginary of liberation exemplified by, among other recent situations, the Occupy movement, which has sought the dismantling and destruction of the repressive and coercive dominant apparatus (or system).

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Conclusion,ut war. What is important is to overcome the figure that Schmitt calls the political enemy, which is invariably also an ethical one: the irrecoverably evil one used as an excuse for all kinds of violence and war.

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Bruno Gullìng. There are some conceptual complications. In colloquial language people are supposed to be happy if they have reached some perfect state. The differences between happiness and concepts like well-being and utility are sometimes ignored. Some other complications are about the nature of happiness: h

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Bruno GullìClouds and Swarm Computing.This book explores the most recent Edge and Distributed Cloud computing research and industrial?advances, settling the basis for Advanced Swarm Computing developments. It features the Swarm computing concepts and realizes it as an Ad-hoc Edge Cloud architecture..Unlike cur