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Oliver marchart is professor of political theo-ry at the university of vienna. He works in the fields of political theory, cultural theory, and aesthetics. Political ontology after laclau (2018); conflictual aesthetics. Artistic activism and the public sphere (2019); and das unmögli-che objekt.
Thinking antagonism: political ontology after laclau, oliver marchart, edinburgh: edinburgh university press, 2018.
Contemporary political thought is deeply divided about the role of ontology in this ontological claim about “the antagonistic nature of social being as such”.
Through a deconstructive reading, schmitt's political philosophy is put in a dialogue with contemporary thought, giving politics new ontological vitality.
Keynote address to the conference on the bearable lightness of being: weak ontology and the affirmation of moral and political life.
Here we were concerned in the abstract with mouffe’s concealed derivation of this antagonism and in the section on her political ontology proper we will see how this antagonism is unfolded within the political by the help of derridarean and schmittian theory; with the objective of grounding the mouffian “agonistic pluralism” (mouffe: 2005.
Contemporary political thought is deeply divided about the role of ontology in political thinking. Famously, political liberal john rawls has argued that ontological claims are best to be avoided in political thought. In recent years, however, a number of theorists have claimed that ontology is essential to political philosophy.
Martin heidegger's overt alliance with the nazis and the specific relation between this alliance and his philosophical thought—the degree to which his concepts.
Thinking antagonism: political ontology after laclau [oliver marchart] on amazon. Discover ernesto laclau's theory of antagonism and how it contributes to political and cultural thought ernesto laclau (1935-2014) was one of the major theoretical voices on the left.
On the contrary, he calls himself a “political theorist”, in the sense that all of his intellectual effort has analytical and normative applicability in the field of politics. This article is an exercise in thinking about the field of normativity in political the-ory, based on the ontology present in laclaunian discourse theory.
Idea of ‘thinking’, there can be no ontology of antagonism without thinking and vice versa. Hence, in the introduction to my book, i portray thinking and antagonism as the two foci of an ellipse; and the purpose of the book is to squeeze together the 1 oliver marchart: thinking antagonism.
Rawls, social ontology, group agent, solidarism, singularism, civicity. One of the more duce an alternative way of thinking about political society that is neither.
Thus, political ontology reflects the decision of individuals to “cross-classifying” groups that we typically think of as part of the same race, for example by eliminating racialized poverty, and reducing racial antagonism” (2005,.
This article introduces a critical comment on oliver marchart's book thinking antagonism.
Nov 24, 2016 is political ontology merely the epochal form of critique at a time when dangers of abstract theorizing or what she called “socially weightless thinking.
Thinking antagonism: political ontology after laclau, marchart, oliver, edinburgh: edinburgh university press, 2018.
Of reflections concerning marchart’s recent book, thinking antagonism: political ontology after laclau, (edinburgh: edinburg university press, 2018), is an understanding of the ‘proper’ with respect to a particular relation of ‘belonging’. It does not directly touch on the question of the ‘proper’ with.
Political ontology, instrumentality, materialism, agonistic democracy. The most distinctive contribution that oliver marchart has made to political phi-losophy is the attempt to think the ontology of the political in terms of a radical negativity. The ontologization of the political is inspired by heidegger while radical.
In recent works in anthropology, sociology, and political theory ontology takes an important role. Different ontologies open up a new and different understanding of the social. The aim of the workshop is to reflect in greater depth on ontology and to discuss the role, potentials, and problems of ontology in the social sciences.
Centre for cannot be based on the elevation of antagonism to a primary ontological level.
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Following that, we discuss antagonism and dislocation, categories used to explain this article is an exercise in thinking about the field of normativity in political.
In his studies of the thought of carl schmitt, heinrich meier insists on a distinction he takes to be crucial for understanding the challenge posed by the jurist's.
The essay analyzes antagonism as the site of the emergence of the political subject. Antagonism is not an objective relationship, and cannot be reduced either to dialectic contradiction or to real.
I will then suggest that political ontologies indebted to heidegger are based on an alternative, positive political ontology centered on the notion of antagonism,.
Firstly, lotman's semiotic method is at odds with laclau's ontological way of thinking. And finally, laclau's valorization of social antagonism is in conflict with.
Sep 18, 2018 as part of a turn to ontology in political theory, recent pluralist and work provides for thinking ontological pluralism.
His books include post-foundational political thought: political difference in nancy, lefort, badiou and laclau (2007), thinking antagonism: political ontology.
Variously inspired by badiou’s mathematical ontology, laclau’s ‘rhetorical’ ontology of social antagonism, hardt and negri’s ontology of bio-power, agamben’s ontology of bare life, lacan’s anti-philosophical ontology of the real or derrida’s hauntological approach to the political.
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4 political thought as first philosophy political as event or radical antagonism on the other.
Contemporary political thought is deeply divided about the role of ontology in political thinking. Famously, political liberal john rawls (1996, 2001) argued that ontological claims, that is, presuppositions about the constitution of agents and the social world, need to be avoided in political thought.
His concept of antagonism is the cornerstone of his theory of hegemony and the organising concept in his political ontology. Oliver marchart presents the main features of this ontology and tracks the development of antagonism from german idealism via marx to today's post-marxism.
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The first section emphasizes the relationship between the critical thinking and the radical antagonism that characterized the foucauldian ontology. The order of being is in fact the provisional result of a struggle between the multiplicity of forces that constitute the historical a priori embedded in knowledge and social practices.
8 in the context of these political discourses, “antagonism” represents both a contingent process of struggle and contestation and the development of a particular political subjectivity associated with specific political tactics and strategies.
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