PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society

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PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society

Summary

PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society is a chapter[1].

Key Facts

  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society authored The transparent conception of the Open Society — author (P50): Jason McKenzie Alexander[2].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's instance of is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — instance of (P31): chapter[3].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's publisher is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — publisher (P123): LSE Press[4].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's copyright license is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — copyright license (P275): Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International[5].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's place of publication is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — place of publication (P291): London[6].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's DOI is recorded as 10.31389/LSEPRESS.OSE.C[7].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's part of is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — part of (P361): The open society as an enemy: a critique of how free societies turned against themselves[8].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's language of work or name is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — language of work or name (P407): English[9].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's publication date is recorded as +2024-11-27T00:00:00Z[10].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's main subject is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — main subject (P921): Karl Popper[11].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's main subject is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — main subject (P921): communitarianism[12].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's main subject is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — main subject (P921): liberal democracy[13].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's main subject is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — main subject (P921): cosmopolitanism[14].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's main subject is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — main subject (P921): populism[15].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's work available at URL is recorded as https://press.lse.ac.uk/chapters/m/10.31389/lsepress.ose.c[16].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's Library of Congress Classification is recorded as B[17].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's published in is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — published in (P1433): The open society as an enemy: a critique of how free societies turned against themselves[18].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's title is recorded as The panopticon of the soul[19].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's subtitle is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society[20].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's copyright holder is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — copyright holder (P3931): Jason McKenzie Alexander[21].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's copyright status is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[22].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's online access status is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — online access status (P6954): open access[23].
  • PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's access restriction status is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — access restriction status (P7228): open access[24].

Body

Geography

PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's part of is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — part of (P361): The open society as an enemy: a critique of how free societies turned against themselves[8].

Designation and Status

PART II. The panopticon of the soul: The transparent conception of the Open Society's instance of is recorded as The transparent conception of the Open Society — instance of (P31): chapter[3].

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