Roosevelt, Franklin D., 101 -3, 105, 114
Rove, Karl, 7-8
Rubenstein, Diane, 187m7, 192nss
Rmnsfeld, Donald, 85, 157
Sass en, Saskia, 23, 131-32
scale-free network concept, 29-30
Schmitt, Carl, 13, 148, 187n29
Scholars for 9 In Truth: critique against, 161\_62; diverse participants in, 158- 60; divisions in, 160 - 61; facts asserted by, 149-so
Schor, Juliet B., 68
Schreber, Daniel Paul, 164-65, 167-68
September n, 2001: breaking deadlock surrounding, 172- 75; Bush's confused response to, 19, 116-17; condemnation of, 140; discourse of fear and terror after, 96\_99; independent investigation of, 193 -94m6; language of victimization after, 6-7; losses of, 150, 166; neoliberal perspective on, 56; oficial account of, 169-70, 174-75; opinion polls concerning, 145-46; overlap and gap of oficial and conspiracy theories about, 171-72; resignifcations after, 128-30. See also 9 I 1 truth movement; war on terror
Serbia: political resistance in, 24
sexual diference: as zero institution, 43
Shapiro, Michael ]., 100 -101, 188-89n9, 189n16
Shirley, Clay; 40
Shldar, Judith, 192n8
Silverstein, Larry, 157
Simon, Jonathan, 72
singularities (term), 65. See also individual/ singular I personal mindset
Smith, Adam, 183n7
socialism, 93
social movements: antiwar, 19-20; civil rights, 15, 106; identities mobilized in, 6s-66; rights discourse of, 5
social networking technology. See networked communications media
social order: discipline vs. control in, 65\_66; fantasy of wholeness covering, 38
social solidarity: left's retreat from, 7, 33-35
Somalia: excesses (evil) in, 112
space: consensual, 193n4; symbolic, 64- 65
spectacle: filg desire for, 173- 75; politics of disclosure and, 39· See also September 11, 2001
speech acts: extralegal status of oficial, 130; idealized as sovereign acts, 125- 26; structure or scene of, 136-42. See also contributions; language; messages; resignification and reappropriation; symbolic eficiency, decline of
spirituality: neoliberal perspective on, 59\_60. See also religious discourse Spotrunner, 178n16
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