The charge that Keppler made most often in his anti-third-term campaign was that of “emperorism,” a fear many Americans shared.

The elderly woman was rescued off the floor after a young paramedic managed to kick her door down.

Chief among these is his rejection of the possibility that subaltern groups can be complicit in the imaginaries that legitimise domination, and — concomitantly— the claim that acquiescence is only ever a feignful performance of an ideological script, and never a measure of some degree of consent.

For instance, the definition of delusional perception hinges on the nonunderstandability of the meaning that is attached to the percept.