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An interview with Jean-Luc Nancy
From: Multiple Meaning. Techno: An Artistic and Political Laboratory of the PresentMichel GaillotÉditions Dis VoirParis1998 Just a passage (and the rest): The constant movement through which the 'spectacle' does indeed… Read more
Spivak: Righting Wrongs
Colonialism was committed to the education of a certain class. It was interested in the seemingly permanent operation of an altered normality. Paradoxically, human rights and ‘‘development’’ work today cannot… Read more
Habermas on Equality
Habermas' essay, entitled "Equal Treatment of Cultures and the Limits of Postmodern Liberalism" is freely avilable for download from The Journal of Political Philosophy. Here is the link.
Philosophy & Social Criticism: Sept 2006, Volume 32, No. 6
Omid Payrow Shabani : Constitutional patriotism as a model of postnational political association: The case of the EU Deborah Cook: Adorno’s critical materialism Denise Vitale: Between deliberative and participatory democracy:… Read more
Ron Aronson
You can fine one of Ron Aronson's essay — "Thank Who Very Much?" — in The Philosopher's Magazine. From the introduction: Living without God today means facing life and death… Read more
Habermas: “Religion in the Public Sphere”
The European Journal of Philosophy has made its April 2006 issue temporarily available for free. The lead essay of the issue is by Habermas, entitled "Religion in the Public Sphere"…. Read more
Philosophy Today — Summer 2006. Vol. 50, Iss. 2
An ethics of reading: Adorno, Levinas, and Irigaray — Michelle Boulous Walker Being and givenness in Kierkegaard’s pseudonymous authorship — Travis O’brian Finding uses for used-up words: thinking weltanschauung “after”… Read more
New Journal: Parrhesia – A Journal of Critical Philosophy
The editors of Parrhesia – A Journal of Critical Philosophy are pleased to announce that the inaugural issue is now available online: Editors' Introduction Alex Murray, Jon Roffe and Matthew… Read more
Constellations
Just in case your institution does not subscribe to it, you can freely access the March 2006 issue of Constellations: An International Journal of Critical and Democratic Theory. Just a… Read more