Titlebook: Sociological Poetics And Aesthetic Theory; Alan Swingewood Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1987 l

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Alan Swingewood idealism. If Hegel defines all philosophy as idealism and thus his own idealism as a metaphilosophy, then his own idealism must be both the same as the old philosophies in this respect and also different in the sense that it embodies self-conscious awareness. Hegel divides philosophy into pre-refle

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Alan Swingewoodaturalistic ontology positing the sovereignty of the finite, whilst his epistemology is anti-conceptualist yet not being mystical or falling for the myth of the given. It does this through making Laozi an unlikely, limited, tactical ally of Adorno in the latter’s materialist criticism of Hegel. Laoz

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mony between them. Laozi associates technology with unbridled desire driven social arrangements and therefore he argues against the dominance of technology in society. Marx advocates the further development of technology. The chapter argues that Laozi’s opposition to technology can be tempered by de

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18771-3literature; poetics; poetry; sociology

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