The President’s Body
How power takes shape
Before a leader speaks, his body has already spoken. The news is no longer new. We are attached to a drip-feed that keeps administering the same images: Putin, Netanyahu, Orbán, the inescapable Trump. The same images, the same men, the same appearances. But what exactly are we seeing when we look at them?
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