Kimmerle's intercultural philosophy and beyond: the ongoing quest for epistemic justice
"This book offers a concise overview of the development of intercultural philosophy since the early 1990s, focusing on one of its key pioneers Heinz Kimmerle (1930-2016). Building on influences from Gadamer, Heidegger and Derrida, Kimmerle's approach to intercultural philosophy is radical...
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adam_text | Contents List of Figures Prelude: Where We Are Coming From Acknowledgements xiii xiv xxviii 1 Introduction: Epistemological Diversity as a New Paradigm 1 The Need for an Intercultural Dimension of Philosophy 1 Important Concepts 3 Intercultural Philosophy 3 Epistemic Justice 5 Dialogue 11 Methodology: Deconstruct, Reconstruct and Intersect 15 PART I Confluence of Layers in Kimmerle’s Philosophy 2 Dialectics and Difference: Hegel, Heidegger, Derrida, Lyotard and Irigaray 23 25 Introduction 25 The Problem of the Closed System of Hegel’s Dialectical Philosophy 26 The Door to Intercultural Philosophy: Heidegger’s Ontological Difference 30 Destruction of Western Metaphysics: Seinsvergessenheit 30 Ontological Difference as Difference Not Based on Identity 31 Andenkende Denken as Thinking Not Based on ‘Rationality’ 32 ‘Nothing’ Not Oppositional of‘Being’: Heidegger, Nishida and Ohashi 33 The Passage: Derrida’s Philosophy of Difference 36 Living in ‘Inter’ and Differences to Lyotard and Irigaray 41 Conclusion 45 3 Hermeneutics and Deconstruction: Schleiermacher, Hegel, Gadamer and Derrida Introduction 52 52
x Contents Art, Theology and Philosophy 54 Art and Philosophy 54 Theology and Philosophy 56 Equality ofArt.Theology and Philosophy 59 Dialectics and Hermeneutics: Speaking, Listening and Translating 60 Possibility ofTranslation: Kimmerle and Derrida 60 Reciprocity of Speaking and Listening: Schleiermacher and Gadamer 66 Hermeneutics and Deconstruction: Silence, Speech and Speaking 69 Silence and Speech: The Gadamer—Derrida Encounter 69 A Feminist Perspective by de Staël and Irigaray 71 Conclusion 73 4 Deconstruction and Decolonization 80 Introduction 80 Hegel’s Epistemic Injustices and Revealing Hypotheses to Enlighten History 82 Kimmerle’s Intercultural Reading of Hegel Sparked by Derrida 83 Susan Buck-Morss’ Daring Hypothesis on Hegel and Haiti 87 Supplementary Hypothesis on Hegel and Germaine de Staël 89 The Dark Side of Western History Revealed 92 Western Gaze: Approaches by Kimmerle, Ramose, Sartre, Derrida, Fanon and Mignolo 92 Western Violence: Addressed by Fanon and Césaire 97 Beauvoir s Analogy of Systems of Oppression and an Intersectional Approach 98 Conclusion 102 5 Conclusion Part I 112 Confluence of Dialectics and Philosophy of Difference (Chapter 2) 114 Confluence of Hermeneutics and Deconstruction (Chapter 3) 114 Confluence of Deconstruction and Decolonial Thinking (Chapter 4) 115 PART II Dialogues and Epistemic Justice 6 Dialogues as a Form of Intercultural Philosophy Introduction 119 Kimmerle’s Position in Intercultural Philosophy 120 Approaches in Intercultural Philosophy 120 Dialogue as Kimmerle’s Method of Intercultural Philosophy 123 Comparative and
Intercultural Philosophy 127 Dialogues between African and Chinese Philosophies: Sharing Spaces 129 AWestern Perspective on Global Dialogues 130 Dialogues between African and Chinese Philosophies 131 Changing Perspectives through Dialogues between African and Chinese Philosophies 133 Dialogues between African and Western Philosophies: Giving Times 135 Time and Development and Truth as an Event 136 117 119
Contents xi Whose Time Is It? 140 The Challenge ofTranslation 142 Conclusion: Timefor EpistemicJustice 143 7 Dialogues and Decolonization: Conditions and Skills for Dialogue Introduction 152 When Dialogues Fail: Feeling the Pain 152 When Dialogues Succeed: Knowing Who You Are 156 152 Epistemic Justice in the Process of Dialogue: Ramose and Kimmerle 156 Epistemic Reparation through Philosophical Dialogue 158 Epistemic Justice and a Colonial Legacy 160 Dialogues between African and Western Women:Taking and Giving Space 162 Who Is Allowed to Join the Table? 162 Table Conversations: Can We Listen? 167 Epistemic Modesty and Structures We Do Not See 169 Conclusion 172 8 Dialogues between Art and Philosophy: Playful Encounters Introduction 178 Kimmerle’s Dialogues with Art and Philosophy 179 178 Ways and Space: Heinz Kimmerle and Friederike Kimmerle 179 Decomposition and Deconstruction: In Search of a Fluid Language 181 Delocations, from Sign to Trace: Fluid Transition of Pohcies 183 Dialogues on Identity in Superdiverse Cities 184 Going beyond Kimmerle: Mixing Discourses in Dialogues with Artists 190 Deconstruction and Healing the Pain: Dialogues with Artist Patricia Kaersenhout 190 Reason and Embodiment: Dialogues with Mime Performance Artist Eva KijIstra 192 Trust and In-Betweenness: Dialogues with Multi-DiscipUnary Artist Dorit Weintal 196 Conclusion 199 9 Conclusion Part II Three Areas of Epistemic Justice 207 Conditions 208 Skills 209 Approach to Language 209 206 PART III And Beyond 213 10 Imagining Epistemic Justice in Education and Ecology 215 Introduction 215 Education:
Imagining Living Classrooms 216
xii Contents Space of Learning Together 217 Spaces of Encounter 217 Spaces of Collaboration 217 Spaces of Recognition 218 Crossing Divides in Education 219 Crossing Philosophical Divides through Creativity 220 Crossing Philosophical Divides by Embodied Learning 221 Crossing Philosophical Divides through Intuition and Oral Tradition 222 Ecology: Imagining ‘Nomadic Learning’ 222 Final Words: Thinking Is Acting 228 Appendix ‘What Does Derrida Mean by Theology of Translation^’ by Heinz Kimmerle Introduction 232 I 232 II 234 III 235 IV 236 V 238 Index 232 240
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Contents List of Figures Prelude: Where We Are Coming From Acknowledgements xiii xiv xxviii 1 Introduction: Epistemological Diversity as a New Paradigm 1 The Need for an Intercultural Dimension of Philosophy 1 Important Concepts 3 Intercultural Philosophy 3 Epistemic Justice 5 Dialogue 11 Methodology: Deconstruct, Reconstruct and Intersect 15 PART I Confluence of Layers in Kimmerle’s Philosophy 2 Dialectics and Difference: Hegel, Heidegger, Derrida, Lyotard and Irigaray 23 25 Introduction 25 The Problem of the Closed System of Hegel’s Dialectical Philosophy 26 The Door to Intercultural Philosophy: Heidegger’s Ontological Difference 30 Destruction of Western Metaphysics: Seinsvergessenheit 30 Ontological Difference as Difference Not Based on Identity 31 Andenkende Denken as Thinking Not Based on ‘Rationality’ 32 ‘Nothing’ Not Oppositional of‘Being’: Heidegger, Nishida and Ohashi 33 The Passage: Derrida’s Philosophy of Difference 36 Living in ‘Inter’ and Differences to Lyotard and Irigaray 41 Conclusion 45 3 Hermeneutics and Deconstruction: Schleiermacher, Hegel, Gadamer and Derrida Introduction 52 52
x Contents Art, Theology and Philosophy 54 Art and Philosophy 54 Theology and Philosophy 56 Equality ofArt.Theology and Philosophy 59 Dialectics and Hermeneutics: Speaking, Listening and Translating 60 Possibility ofTranslation: Kimmerle and Derrida 60 Reciprocity of Speaking and Listening: Schleiermacher and Gadamer 66 Hermeneutics and Deconstruction: Silence, Speech and Speaking 69 Silence and Speech: The Gadamer—Derrida Encounter 69 A Feminist Perspective by de Staël and Irigaray 71 Conclusion 73 4 Deconstruction and Decolonization 80 Introduction 80 Hegel’s Epistemic Injustices and Revealing Hypotheses to Enlighten History 82 Kimmerle’s Intercultural Reading of Hegel Sparked by Derrida 83 Susan Buck-Morss’ Daring Hypothesis on Hegel and Haiti 87 Supplementary Hypothesis on Hegel and Germaine de Staël 89 The Dark Side of Western History Revealed 92 Western Gaze: Approaches by Kimmerle, Ramose, Sartre, Derrida, Fanon and Mignolo 92 Western Violence: Addressed by Fanon and Césaire 97 Beauvoir s Analogy of Systems of Oppression and an Intersectional Approach 98 Conclusion 102 5 Conclusion Part I 112 Confluence of Dialectics and Philosophy of Difference (Chapter 2) 114 Confluence of Hermeneutics and Deconstruction (Chapter 3) 114 Confluence of Deconstruction and Decolonial Thinking (Chapter 4) 115 PART II Dialogues and Epistemic Justice 6 Dialogues as a Form of Intercultural Philosophy Introduction 119 Kimmerle’s Position in Intercultural Philosophy 120 Approaches in Intercultural Philosophy 120 Dialogue as Kimmerle’s Method of Intercultural Philosophy 123 Comparative and
Intercultural Philosophy 127 Dialogues between African and Chinese Philosophies: Sharing Spaces 129 AWestern Perspective on Global Dialogues 130 Dialogues between African and Chinese Philosophies 131 Changing Perspectives through Dialogues between African and Chinese Philosophies 133 Dialogues between African and Western Philosophies: Giving Times 135 Time and Development and Truth as an Event 136 117 119
Contents xi Whose Time Is It? 140 The Challenge ofTranslation 142 Conclusion: Timefor EpistemicJustice 143 7 Dialogues and Decolonization: Conditions and Skills for Dialogue Introduction 152 When Dialogues Fail: Feeling the Pain 152 When Dialogues Succeed: Knowing Who You Are 156 152 Epistemic Justice in the Process of Dialogue: Ramose and Kimmerle 156 Epistemic Reparation through Philosophical Dialogue 158 Epistemic Justice and a Colonial Legacy 160 Dialogues between African and Western Women:Taking and Giving Space 162 Who Is Allowed to Join the Table? 162 Table Conversations: Can We Listen? 167 Epistemic Modesty and Structures We Do Not See 169 Conclusion 172 8 Dialogues between Art and Philosophy: Playful Encounters Introduction 178 Kimmerle’s Dialogues with Art and Philosophy 179 178 Ways and Space: Heinz Kimmerle and Friederike Kimmerle 179 Decomposition and Deconstruction: In Search of a Fluid Language 181 Delocations, from Sign to Trace: Fluid Transition of Pohcies 183 Dialogues on Identity in Superdiverse Cities 184 Going beyond Kimmerle: Mixing Discourses in Dialogues with Artists 190 Deconstruction and Healing the Pain: Dialogues with Artist Patricia Kaersenhout 190 Reason and Embodiment: Dialogues with Mime Performance Artist Eva KijIstra 192 Trust and In-Betweenness: Dialogues with Multi-DiscipUnary Artist Dorit Weintal 196 Conclusion 199 9 Conclusion Part II Three Areas of Epistemic Justice 207 Conditions 208 Skills 209 Approach to Language 209 206 PART III And Beyond 213 10 Imagining Epistemic Justice in Education and Ecology 215 Introduction 215 Education:
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xii Contents Space of Learning Together 217 Spaces of Encounter 217 Spaces of Collaboration 217 Spaces of Recognition 218 Crossing Divides in Education 219 Crossing Philosophical Divides through Creativity 220 Crossing Philosophical Divides by Embodied Learning 221 Crossing Philosophical Divides through Intuition and Oral Tradition 222 Ecology: Imagining ‘Nomadic Learning’ 222 Final Words: Thinking Is Acting 228 Appendix ‘What Does Derrida Mean by Theology of Translation^’ by Heinz Kimmerle Introduction 232 I 232 II 234 III 235 IV 236 V 238 Index 232 240 |
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title_full | Kimmerle's intercultural philosophy and beyond the ongoing quest for epistemic justice Renate Schepen |
title_fullStr | Kimmerle's intercultural philosophy and beyond the ongoing quest for epistemic justice Renate Schepen |
title_full_unstemmed | Kimmerle's intercultural philosophy and beyond the ongoing quest for epistemic justice Renate Schepen |
title_short | Kimmerle's intercultural philosophy and beyond |
title_sort | kimmerle s intercultural philosophy and beyond the ongoing quest for epistemic justice |
title_sub | the ongoing quest for epistemic justice |
topic | Kimmerle, Heinz 1930-2016 (DE-588)119015307 gnd Interkulturelle Philosophie (DE-588)4494545-0 gnd |
topic_facet | Kimmerle, Heinz 1930-2016 Interkulturelle Philosophie |
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