Thoughts of China Series - Life Politics

Author: Cao Baoyin
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Biopolitics not only establishes relief institutions but also has more acute institutions, which are far more economically rational than large and all-encompassing ones. Certain activities and primary intervention areas, knowledge domains, and power domains—such as birth rates, morbidity, various physical incapacities, and the consequences of the environment—are precisely the subjects about which biopolitics extracts its knowledge and determines the domains of intervention and power. The lecture achieves this effect because the lecture itself condenses the essence of world scholars' thoughts. And this essence of thought is conveyed to the public in an accessible form. Therefore, whether you are an expert, a government official, a university student, or just an ordinary citizen, being present at the lecture allows you to enjoy this feast of ideas in a relaxed and pleasant manner. This kind of "listening-reading" is more three-dimensional, more realistic, more effortless, and more dynamic compared to traditional reading. Even with your eyes closed, the sweet spring of thought will continuously nourish your soul. Indeed, it is a pleasure, an incomparably wonderful spiritual enjoyment.