Epistemological, Ethical and Political Issues in Modern Philosophy

✍ Scribed by Eray Yaganak (editor); Ahmet Umut Hacifevzioglu (editor)

• Publisher: Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
• Year: 2019
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 146
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Cover
Copyright information
Preface
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Critique of Liberal Parliamentary Democracy in the Context of Carl Schmitt
Conclusion
References
Heidegger as a Modern Spiritualist: A Foucauldian Interpretation
Introduction
Spirituality in Being and Time
The Link between Self-Knowledge and Self-Transformation
Authentic Repetitions as Spiritual Exercises
Conclusion and the Politicization of Spirituality
References
On the Ground of Law: Heidegger’s Suspension of the Ethical and the Political
The Question of the Ground of Law
Finitude and Freedom: Analysis of the Kantian Notion of Respect
The Unity of Pure Reason: The Original Time
Time and History: Anticipatory Resoluteness
Conclusion: From the Destiny of the Hero to the Destination of Being
References
On Positivism and its Methodological Individualist Revision
References
Justice and Autonomy as a Solution for Public and Private Sphere Distinction
References
The Affective Epistemology of Ignorance: A Phenomenology of White Unknowing1
I Affective Epistemology of Ignorance
II The Embodiment of Racialized Ignorance
III Whiteness Embodied: The Case of Christine
References
Transformation of “Theory” in Modern Philosophy: Some Recent Changes
The Rise of the Subject
The Fall of the Subject
Coda
References
The Aesthetic Movement of Politics in Jacques Rancière’s Political Theory
1 Introduction
2 The Relationship between Politics and Philosophy: Philosophy of Politics or Politics of Philosophers?
3 Three Stages of Politics: Archipolitics, Parapolitics and Metapolitics
4 Conclusion
References