Critical Horizons

• On Reification and Extreme Violence. Mimesis, Play and Power in Adorno
  Critical Horizons30 August 2021By Marco Angella
• Injustice, Shame, and the Moral Grammar of Social Struggles
  Critical Horizons30 August 2021By Gianluca Cavallo
• Memory and the Writing of (Un)Time: Being, Presence and the Possible
  Critical Horizons30 August 2021By Subro Saha
• Jouissance, Scapegoating and the Lack of the Symbolic: What Causes the Subject’s Desire and Why?
  Critical Horizons30 August 2021By Kalli Drousioti
• Immanuel Kant’s Monograms of the Imagination
  Critical Horizons30 August 2021By Peter Murphy
• A Dash of Pessimism? Ernst Bloch, Radical Disappointment and the Militant Excavation of Hope
  Critical Horizons30 August 2021By Joe Davidson
• Recognition, Suffering and Refugees
  Critical Horizons30 August 2021By Gottfried Schweiger
• Actualizing a Nomadic Historiography – On Affinities in Walter Benjamin’s and Rosi Braidotti’s Historiographical Thinking
  Critical Horizons30 August 2021By Anton Göransson
• Market Morality, Socialism, and the Realization of Social Freedom: A Critique of Honneth’s Normative Reconstruction
  Critical Horizons20 August 2021By Igor Shoikhedbrod
• In the Aftermath of the Radical Empiricist Onslaught
  Critical Horizons16 August 2021By Matko Krce-Ivančić
• What Can We Learn From Children? A Reading of The Sound and the Fury
  Critical Horizons09 August 2021By Marco Motta
• Silence Outside the Repressive Paradigm: Silence as a Condition for Public Exchanges
  Critical Horizons06 August 2021By Ejvind Hansen
• Freedom as a Matter of Resistance in the Philosophy of Schelling
  Critical Horizons06 August 2021By Daniele Fulvi
• Black Infinite
  Critical Horizons04 August 2021By Victor Peterson
• Foucault’s Analytics of Sovereignty
  Critical Horizons30 July 2021By Eli B. Lichtenstein
• On (Crypto-)Normativity
  Critical Horizons29 July 2021By Marianna Papastephanou
• From Psychoanalysis to Cultural Trauma: Narrating Legacies of Collective Suffering
  Critical Horizons29 July 2021By Rafael Pérez Baquero
• Foucault and the Historiography of Early Hellenistic Philosophy
  Critical Horizons29 July 2021By Charles E. Snyder
• On the Notions of Police/State (of Situation): An Economic Perspective in Light of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right
  Critical Horizons29 July 2021By Uroš Kranjc
• What Remains of the Person: Civil Death and Disappearance in Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit
  Critical Horizons29 July 2021By Philip Schauss
• Rejoinder
  Critical Horizons12 May 2021By Rahel Jaeggi
• Recognition Beyond French-German Divides: Engaging Axel Honneth
  Critical Horizons17 March 2021By Miriam Bankovsky
• Misrecognising Recognition. Foundations of a Critical Theory of Recognition
  Critical Horizons03 March 2021By Steffen Herrmann
• Recognition Across French-German Divides: The Social Fabric of Freedom in French Theory
  Critical Horizons28 February 2021By Axel Honneth
• Recognition as a Philosophical Practice: From “Warring” Attitudes to Cooperative Projects
  Critical Horizons28 February 2021By Miriam Bankovsky
• Actuality Without Existence: The Jewish Figure in Heidegger’s Notebooks
  Critical Horizons04 November 2020By Georgios Petropoulos
• The Significance of Improvisation in the Age of Technology
  Critical Horizons04 November 2020By Sam McAuliffe
• Agnes Heller’s Late Lectures: Method, Scope and Contemporaneity
  Critical Horizons04 November 2020By John Grumley
• Underdevelopment and Critical Theorizing: Empowerment and Cosmopolitan Democracy
  Critical Horizons04 November 2020By John Rundell
• From Workers’ Councils to Democratic Autonomy: Rediscovering Cornelius Castoriadis’ Theory of Council Democracy
  Critical Horizons04 November 2020By Benjamin Ask Popp-Madsen
• Agnes Heller: A Philosopher for Today
  Critical Horizons04 November 2020By J. F. Dorahy
• The Revival of Romantic Anti-Capitalism on the Right: A Synopsis Informed by Agnes Heller’s Philosophy
  Critical Horizons04 November 2020By Katie Terezakis

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