The Political Economy of the Sign

A Non-Linear Reading

Abstract

Politics functions as a simulated process of action that equates the structural reasons of the State to understand reality through negotiations between the government and private power groups. In the role of financial capital, these power groups seek to deploy their financial resources to maximize profits through the exploitation of workers, relying on a government that becomes a servant of financial capital. This results in an exercise of totalitarian power to impose rules that supersede commercial territoriality, where politics operates as a fortuitous act of persuasion to make the community believe that it is acting correctly. This process manifests as a double-edged sword in the rhetoric of language and in discursive procedures that directly impact the pragmatics of social relations