id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
clogic-190882	MacClellan, Matthew	The Gun as Political Object: Transcoding Contemporary Gun Culture under Neoliberal Governmentality	2018	21	.pdf	application/pdf	12084	395	38	The idea that an atomistic and isolated citizenry who own handguns and rifles amounts to a reasonable check against this kind of oligarchic transformation is not only farcical, but propagating this mytho- political understanding of firearms only further oppresses the hundreds of thousands of American citizens affected by the approximately ten thousand firearms-related deaths documented each year in the United States.34 Of course the larger and overriding argument I am making here is these and other criticisms are have virtually no effect on gun rights organizations and advocates precisely because the politics of gun culture in the United States is not actually about guns in any real, empirical sense at all. The argument for gun rights divided society into two classes – citizen and criminal – and demonstrated deep estrangement from Great Society Government” (209).	cache/clogic-190882.pdf	txt/clogic-190882.txt