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The association of mimesis with naive forms of representation is a legacy of Plato’s ontology that has not been exhausted in contemporary times. This article examines some of the conceptual assumptions underlying this association in order to support a richer conception of mimesis based on the notion of “non-sensuous similarities” and the will to power implicit in the mimetic act. More broadly, the article explores the underlying mimetic inscriptions both in modern theories of the body politic and the biopolitical mode of governability.

Mimesis of Power: Body Politic, Biopolitics and Repetition/Mímesis del poder: cuerpo político, biopolítica y repetición