part who have no part
According to Jacques *Rancière, politics only exists when the so-called natural order of things whereby the powerful rule over the powerless is interrupted by the institution of a people—a part—who otherwise have no part in the community as a whole. The people who form the part that have no part are the disenfranchised, i.e. the people who have no rights as citizens, and therefore no means of addressing the wrongs they are made to suffer. In the ... ...
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