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Publisher: Filozofický ústav Slovenskej akadémie vied, v. v. i.
Book type: edited book
Edition: 1.
Published: 6. 8. 2026
Edition year: 2026
Edition place: Bratislava
Pages: 277
Language: Slovak, Czech
Keywords:
radical philosophy, Anthropocene, Capitalocene, deconstruction, reconstruction, emancipation, common decency, mutual aid, philosophy of praxis, posthumanism
ISBN 978-80-89766-09-3 (print). , ISBN 978-80-89766-10-9. (online).
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In: Radikálna filozofia
Michael Hauser
Radikální filosofie na cestě od dekonstrukce k rekonstrukci
Philosophy, in the proper sense of the term, is always radical insofar as it poses unsettling questions concerning the principles of our thinking and the foundations of our society. I understand postmodern philosophy as a form of radicality that, at the time of its emergence, to some extent embodied this essential characteristic of philosophy. The article focuses on Derrida’s deconstruction as a radical critique of the fundamental concepts of European culture and civilization. Deconstruction is conditioned by the idea of justice; however, following the decline of the emancipatory movements of the twentieth century, this idea lost much of its persuasive force and became exhausted. The radicality of deconstruction thus lost its root (radix). We are therefore moving from deconstruction toward reconstruction, through which the idea of justice may be renewed by means of Badiou’s “truth procedures.”
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Pages: 8 - 26
Language: Czech
Edition year: 2026
Keywords:
Derrida; Badiou; postmodern philosophy; deconstruction; justice; truth
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Hauser, M.: 2026. Radikální filosofie na cestě od dekonstrukce k rekonstrukci. In: Radikálna filozofia. 1. vyd. Bratislava : Filozofický ústav Slovenskej akadémie vied, v. v. i., pp.8-26. ISBN 978-80-89766-09-3. Dostupné na: https://doi.org/10.31577/2026.9788089766109.01
APA:
Hauser, M.. (2026). Radikální filosofie na cestě od dekonstrukce k rekonstrukci. Radikálna filozofia. Bratislava : Filozofický ústav Slovenskej akadémie vied, v. v. i., 8-26. ISBN 978-80-89766-09-3. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31577/2026.9788089766109.01