Field Development of Photooxidative Dyes as Insecticides

Lemke, L. A.; Koehler, Perry; Patterson, R. S.; Feger, M. B.; Eickhoff, T.

doi:10.1021/bk-1987-0339.ch010

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“…That is, the security pact is where the "city/citizen game" intersects with the "shepherd/flock game." 70 In the security pact, as Foucault described it in 1977, members of a population who understand themselves in part as potentially vulnerable life agree, as potentially active democratic citizens, to allow certain, perhaps quite blatant, transgressions of their citizenship rights by the state. The existence of something like this security pact would have been quite obvious to Foucault, as to other observers of the German Autumn of 1977, since large swathes of the West German population actively supported the repressive measures of the state, even where they were personally inconvenienced.…”

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Foucault’s ‘German Moment’: Genealogy of a Disjuncture

Hannah¹

2012

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Foucault’s lectures from early 1979 on the German Ordo-liberalen are typically taken to comprise his most comprehensive account of why Germany is important for understanding neo-liberal governmentality more broadly. This paper argues, to the contrary, that the 1979 lectures actually obscure a potentially more complete account of German, neo-liberal governmentality Foucault had begun to sketch in 1977. To support this reading and to offer an explanation of why Foucault would have decided to alter his presentation of West German neo-liberalism, the paper undertakes a genealogy of Foucault’s involvement with West German political issues in 1977 and 1978. The core claims that structure the argument are as follows: (1) Key aspects of the “security state” that Foucault began to work out in 1977, must have been at least partly modeled on West German “militant” or “battle-ready” democracy; (2) Yet, in his 1979 lectures, there is no longer any trace of these repressive, extralegal dimensions; (3) This shift was motivated to a significant extent by his 1977 disagreement with Deleuze, Guattari, and others over whether the West German state of the late 1970s could be considered “fascist.” This concern to contest the accusation of fascism is carried forward in his 1979 lectures in a critique of “state phobia.”

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Foucault’s ‘German Moment’: Genealogy of a Disjuncture

Hannah¹

2012

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“…Photodynamic procedures used in the plants as chemical protection weapons versus attack by herbivorous pests (Wainwright 2009). Recently, the probability of using some photoactive pesticides exists to be photodynamic type and used as a tool for controlling the several pests which inspected in field and laboratory (Heitz, 1987 andLenke et al, 1987). The main point of this work is to evaluate the toxic effect of the double values of LC50 and LC90 of the three dyes safranin, bromophenol blue and methylene blue of the photosensitizing compounds against A. ipsilon pest in the field and the effect of median and quarter lethal concentrations and the change in some main components of cells as total protein, lipids, cholinesterase, acid and alkaline phosphatases.…”

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Field Application and Biochemical Studies of Certain Selected Photosensitizer Against Black Cutworm, Agrotis ipsilon

Abd-El-Aziz

Thabit

2021

Egyptian Academic Journal of Biological Sciences. A, Entomology

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“…Photosensitizing agents, such as photo-insecticides, have been considered as a tool to control several types of insects [10][11][12][13]. Most of the investigations have been performed by using photoactivatable https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jphotobiol.2019.03.004 Received 15 January 2019; Received in revised form 26 February 2019; Accepted 11 March 2019 polycyclic aromatic dyes, which absorb light in the near-UV range, and require the presence of molecular oxygen to express their phototoxic action.…”

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