Table of Contents
Articles
The Ethical Turn of Aesthetics and Politics |
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| Jacques Rancière | 1-20 |
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Constructions and Deconstructions of the Universal |
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| Etienne Balibar | 21-43 |
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Subjectivity,Work, and Action |
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| Christophe Dejours | 45-62 |
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Recognition Today: The Theoretical, Ethical and Political Stakes of the Concept |
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| Christian Lazzeri, Alain Caillé | 63-100 |
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The Work of Negativity: A Psychoanalytical Revision of the Theory of Recognition |
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| Axel Honneth | 101-111 |
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Repressed Materiality: Retrieving the Materialism in Axel Honneth’s Theory of Recognition |
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| Jean-Philippe Deranty | 113-140 |
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Discourse Ethics and the Problem of Nature |
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| Stéphane Haber | 141-158 |
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Biopolitics and Social Pathologies |
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| Emmanuel Renault | 159-177 |
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Durkheim and the Reflexive Condition of Modernity |
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| John Rundell | 179-206 |
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The Sacred, Social Creativity and the State |
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| Natalie Doyle | 207-238 |
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Castoriadis, Marx and Marxism |
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| Dick Howard | 239-249 |
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Castoriadis and the Modern Political Imaginary—Oligarchy, Representation, Democracy |
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| Christophe Premat | 251-275 |
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Autonomy and Authenticity. On the AporeticNature of Time and History: Castoriadis—Heidegger |
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| Angelos Mouzakitis | 277-301 |
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The Tragic and the Political: A Parallel Reading of Kostas Papaioannou and Cornelius Castoriadis |
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| Nathalie Karagiannis | 303-319 |
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