Titlebook: Making Communism Hermeneutical; Reading Vattimo and Silvia Mazzini,Owen Glyn-Williams Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Response to Robbins may seem, they are the consequence rather than the cause of our “dangerous undertaking.” This underlying danger rests in “the political becoming of hermeneutics”, which is also the title of Robbins’ contribution.

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Response to Mazzinii Dean), or a problem (Slavoj ?i?ek), has to confront. Jacques Derrida, who was the first to call for a return of communism after the fall of the Soviet Union, also faced this problem when he called for a “New International.”

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The End of Metaphysics, the Uses and Abuses of Philosophy, and Understanding Just a Little Better: Ology of manifestos is offered and then the question is raised, to what extent we can fit . within this tradition. The chapter also engages a questionable assumption of ., namely the metaphysics of the end, which is announced as the end of metaphysics. This last point is elaborated vis-a-vis a readin

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Response to Mendietae terms. We knew this was going to be a book of political philosophy, but it never occurred to us it would be interpreted as a manifesto or proclamation. If Mendieta is correct, readers will continue to interpret this book in the future. And it is precisely for this future that we have written it. A

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Response to Woessner. Unfortunately, too many philosophers today are losing this virtue and becoming so called “specialists,” “experts”, or “technicians.” If Martin Woessner, who was trained as an intellectual historian, embodies this philosophical virtue to the fullest, it is probably thanks to his long-time interest

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Love’s Law? The Principle of Anarchy in a Weakened Communisme is in the intellectual world what the democracy is in the political world and both can be viewed “as alternative appropriations of the Christian message that love is the only law.” They return to this notion of love further on, referring to a Nietzschean-Christian style, claiming: “Now that God is

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