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Zusammenfassung: | "This book tries to argue for both of two theses that some have thought are incompatible, one negative, the other positive. To start with the negative thesis, the book opposes the 'normative turn' in political philosophy: the idea that the right approach to politics is to start from thinking abstractly about our own normative views and apply them to judging political structures, decisions, and events. Rather, the book argues, the study of politics should be focused on the historically and sociologically contextualized sphere of real politics. The second, and positive thesis, is that opposition to the 'normative turn' need not mean the end of utopianism, although that utopianism needs to be re-understood. The utopian impulse is not an attempt to describe a perfect society, but an impulse to think the impossible in politics. That is, it is an attempt to articulate deep-seated desires that cannot be realized under current conditions and to imagine how structures and forms of action that now seem invariant can be changed."--Provided by publisher |
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adam_text | Titel: Reality and its dreams
Autor: Geuss, Raymond
Jahr: 2016
Contents
Preface vii
1 Dystopia: The Elements i
2 Realism and the Relativity of Judgment 25
3 Chaos and Ethics 51
4 Russell Brand, Lady T, Fisher Bob,
and Preacher John 64
5 The Idea of a Critical Theory, Forty Years On 79
6 Istvän Hont (1947-2013) 85
7 The Moral Legacy of Marxism 91
8 Economies: Good, Bad, Indifferent 117
9 Can the Humanities Survive Neoliberalism? 148
10 Identification and the Politics of Envy 163
1 x Identity, Property, and the Past 184
12 The Future of Evil 204
13 Satire, Who Whom? 218
14 The Radioactive Wolf, Pieing, and the
Goddess Fashion 226
15 What Time Is It? 253
16 Augustine on Love, Perspective,
and Human Nature 261
Notes 279
Index 295
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