In conclusion

I actually still am writing a conclusion for my diss, which I was supposed to turn in to my committee oh, four days ago. But it is not going so well.

In conclusion, as I have argued, the Weimar Republic was in some respects a wacky, wacky place and time (see Introduction, pp. 1-23) (for some people*). In concluding my argument, I seek to evoke all that I have argued thus far, for example and including in Chapters 1, 2, 3, and 4. Please recall those chapters and their arguments to your mind. Then, mash the arguments together in your mind. I conclude my study thusly: all the chapter arguments mashed together beg this question: what, exactly, are biopolitics, and what do they mean to us, and for our future (if we have one), and, with respect to them, what was the Weimar Republic?

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*Race, class, gender, ability/disablity, and sexuality!!!