Kicsák Lóránt - Aporiák próbatétele

The twelve studies of The Test of Aporias present the twelve basic problems of contemporary philosophical debates: from the question of philosophy as theory and as performativity, to the question of the relationship between man and nature, through the aporias of social planning and the total state, to the exploration of the theoretical and practical boundaries of tolerance and otherness. The title phrase itself, or more precisely the aspiration it designates, as well as the thought and existential experience brought about by it, is the central element of Jacques Derrida's philosophical activity. Although two of the texts specifically discuss the philosophy of deconstruction, the deconstructive ethos pervades all writings. It permeates, because, according to Derrida's self-interpretation, deconstruction is not a philosophy, not a science, not a method, not a doctrine, not even a mechanically applicable interpretive or critical procedure, but the manifestation of an attitude based on a special readiness. he names the inherent experience of philosophizing: the experience of thinking stuck to its limits, of stumbling in one place, which sooner or later reached all of the philosophical heroes of the book, including Nietzsche and Heidegger, Husserl and Károly Mannheim, Mihály Vajda and Jacques Derrida. Lórán Kicsák in the XIX . and XX. researcher of 19th century German and French philosophy, associate professor at Egri Eszterházy Károly College. His translations of the works of Jacques Derrida (Az szítá dományá, 2013; Bitangok, 2015; Törvénýerő, 2016) made him one of the most knowledgeable Hungarian interpreters of the French philosopher. Within his research area, the theory of performativity and the philosophical oeuvre of Michel Foucault have recently received special emphasis

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Scientific books
314 pages
Binding: cardboard
ISBN: 9789634141020
Author: Lóránt Kicsák