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'Political Subjectivity' tag archive

Nietzsche: A Radical Challenge To Political Theory?

Keith Ansell-Pearson ~ RP 054 (Spring 1990) ~ Article
Nietzsche: A Radical Challenge To Political Theory? Keith Ansell-Pearson Only if mankind possessed a universally recognised goal would it be possible to propose ‘thus and thus is the right course of action’: for the present there exists no such goal. It is thus irrational and trivial to impose the demands of morality upon mankind. – […]

The Frankfurt School and the Problem of Critique: A Reply to McCarney

Peter Osborne and Peter Dews ~ RP 045 (Spring 1987) ~ Article
The Frankfurt School and the Problem of Critique: A Reply to McCarney Peter Dews and Peter Osborne The question of the possibility, form, and validity of a ‘critical’ social science, of its relation to Marxism and to the ideas of dialectic and contradiction, received considerable attention on the pages of Radical Philosophy in the late […]
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