The Entire City, a commentary on three texts

The final book in Dallas' 'The Political Writings' is the culmination of his life's work. It begins with a proposal, that what happens in life simultaneously occurs on three levels; the outward, the inward, and the hidden. Applying this method of making sense of events and the self, Dallas takes the reader on a journey which explores how the technocratic modern state and its corollary, the nuclear family, have imprinted on the individual on each human level of experience. Dallas paints a total picture of the modern sub-human condition at the end of an age.



Having brought the reality of our current condition to consciousness, Dallas carefully guides the reader in understanding what is needed to reconstruct society and the individual's return to a primal relation with freedom. He begins with the political realm and ends with the human unconscious, with a view that any sort of transformative action in the political zone requires the individual, first and foremost, to transform on a personal level.



Dallas offers established and emerging leaders, advisors and concerned individuals guidance on how to re-establish individual freedom, its reconciliation with authority and the path to a fresh future reality free from a doomed or tragic view of events and life.