Goodman, Amy, 19
Gore, Al, 1-2, 15, 36, 54
governmentality: concept of, 51-52, 124- 25; economic components central to, 131-32; fantasy and, 124-28; in neoliberalism, 63-72; power extended from, 130-31; responsive listening in, 1071 190n37; sovereignty as replaced by, 125-28, 135-36
Graham, Mary, 38-39
Gravois, John, 158 -59
Great Britain: Corn Laws repealed in, 183n7; free trade and evangelical beliefs in, 184n29; Reagan's speech in, 191n44; 1970s economic crisis in, 53- 54; welfare state dismantled in, 551 57 Greece: post-World War II assistance for, 103
Grifin, David Ray, 159, 172
Grossman, Lev, 158
Guantanamo Bay prisoners, 130, 140
Guattari, Felix, 30
Gutmann, Amy: Bush's war justified by, 93; on de�berative democracy, 81-83, 91-92; on questioning and argument, 84-85; in university discourse context, 87-90, 151
Habermas, Jirgen, 13, 27, 78, 82, 162
Hagin, Kenneth, 184n3o
Hanjour, Hani, 157
Hannity, Sean, 158
Hannity and Calmes (program), 158
Harding, Susan Friend, 188n3
·Hardt, Michael, 65- 66
Harvey, David, 23, 33 -34, 183n9
hate speech, 125-26 .
Hayek, Friedrich von, 52
He<sub>g</sub>el, G. W. F., 86, 188n2
Hitler, Adolf, 108
Hobbes, Thomas, 52, 187n8
Holmgren, Gerard, 161 -62
humanely: use of term, 130
Huntington, Samuel, 96
Hussein, Saddam, 19, wo, 112, u8, 188- 89n9
hysteric discourse: characteristics of, 149; concept of, So; conspiracy theory as, 148; protestors as example of, 83-87
identity: political, 34, 186n64; symbolic, 65-67, 73· See also consumer as producer; consumer I criminal doublet; imaginary identities
ideology: categories of, so; overidentification with, 61-62; role of fantasy in, 55-62. See also democracy; enjoyment (jouissance); fantasies; neoliberalism
identity politics, 34· See also social movements
ilegal imigrants, 186n52
illouz, Eva, 179n7
imaginary identities: consumer, 68-701 132-33; criminal, 70 -72; ideological overidentification and, 61-62; illegal immigrant, 186n52; neoliberal concept of, 51; psychosis in terms of, 167- 68; Real allied with, 113 -14; as undisciplined but subject to more control, 65- 66; variety and mutability of, 66-67, 73
immigrants, ilegal, 186n52
individual/ singular I personal mindset: defintions of, 51-52; ideals of personal freedoms in, 33-34; language of victimization in, 6; marketing geared to, 4; neoliberal perspective on, s6; of politics, 11 - 12. See also freedom; identity; subjects and subjectivization
inequalities: as evil, 102-41 1o8 -1o, 114; neoliberalism's occlusion of, 28, 571 62; of structure in netwqrked communications media, 28-30; vast expansion of, 72. See also global neoinequalities (continued) liberal capitalism; wealth concentration
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