Man, animal, thing, dust. The violence against the political enemy in historical perspective
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https://doi.org/10.63277/gsc.v26i.4879Keywords:
political enemy, propaganda, political violenceAbstract
The essay deals with the overlap between the figure of the political enemy and that of the criminal in the contemporary age, and compares the methods of political repression enacted in Europe in the period ranging from the Commune of Paris to the outbreak of the Cold War.
