Phronetic Criticism in an Age of Nihilism
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Köp båda 2 för 2528 kr"Looking to explain the limited prospects for emancipatory transformation emerging from contemporary critical thought, Thompson encourages us to move beyond the paradigms of communicative action and recognition theory in order to diagnose effectively the disfigurements of subjectivity today. He argues compellingly for a critical reason that addresses the pathological ways in which processes of socialisation shape individuals, leaving the latter unable to question their own value-orientations. Fusing a critical account of Adornos later philosophy with fresh readings of Aristotle, Marx, Hegel, and Lukcs, Thompson constructs a critical humanism for the twenty-first century." Robert P. Jackson, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
Michael J. Thompson is Professor of Political Theory at William Paterson University and a psychoanalyst in New York City. His recent books include The Domestication of Critical Theory, The Specter of Babel: A Reconstruction of Political Judgment, and Twilight of the Self: The Decline of the Individual in Late Capitalism.
Preface Introduction Part 1: Nihilism and the Descent of Dialectics 1. On Dialectical Reason and its Descent 2. Reification as an Ontological Concept 3. Value Irrationality and the Failures of Deliberative Democracy 4. On the Concept of Social Pathology Part 2: Dialectics, Ontology and Phronetic Criticism 5. Negation without Ontology: Rethinking Adornos Late Philosophy 6. Ontologizing the Dialectic: Lukcs on the Foundations for a Marxian Ethics 7. Toward an Ontology of Social Relations 8. Critical Social Ontology and the Practice of Phronetic Criticism