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//prior to the emancipation of the subject, art was undoubtedly in a certain sense more immediately social than it was afterward.//

//its autonomy, its growing independence from society, was a function of the bourgeois ~~(booor zhwa)~~ consciousness of freedom that was itself bound up with the social structure.//

//its autonomy, its growing independence from society, was a function of the bourgeois consciousness of freedom that was itself bound up with the social structure.//

//the carceral network does not cast the unassimilable into a confused hell; there is no outside.//

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prior to the emancipation of the subject, art was undoubtedly in a certain sense more immediately social than it was afterward.

its autonomy, its growing independence from society, was a function of the bourgeois ~~(booor zhwa)~~ consciousness of freedom that was itself bound up with the social structure.

its autonomy, its growing independence from society, was a function of the bourgeois consciousness of freedom that was itself bound up with the social structure.

the carceral network does not cast the unassimilable into a confused hell; there is no outside.

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 //prior to the emancipation of the subject, art was undoubtedly in a certain sense more immediately social than it was afterward.//
-//its autonomy, its growing independence from society, was a function of the bourgeois (booor zhwa) consciousness of freedom that was itself bound up with the social structure.//
+//its autonomy, its growing independence from society, was a function of the bourgeois consciousness of freedom that was itself bound up with the social structure.//
 //the carceral network does not cast the unassimilable into a confused hell; there is no outside.//
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 &lt;em&gt;prior to the emancipation of the subject, art was undoubtedly in a certain sense more immediately social than it was afterward.&lt;/em&gt;&lt;br /&gt;
-&lt;em&gt;its autonomy, its growing independence from society, was a function of the bourgeois (booor zhwa) consciousness of freedom that was itself bound up with the social structure.&lt;/em&gt;&lt;br /&gt;
+&lt;em&gt;its autonomy, its growing independence from society, was a function of the bourgeois consciousness of freedom that was itself bound up with the social structure.&lt;/em&gt;&lt;br /&gt;
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 &lt;em&gt;the carceral network does not cast the unassimilable into a confused hell; there is no outside.&lt;/em&gt;&lt;br /&gt;