Crisis and Critique: Philosophical Analysis and Current Events: Proceedings of the 42nd International Wittgenstein Symposium

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Publications of the series include the official proceedings of the ALWS-conferences and of their special workshops. The series is open also for other high-quality publications, especially on the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein and its influence on contemporary analytic philosophy.

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BD161.I59 1986

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3110702142   9783110702149   9783110702255   311110463X

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The Conceptual Semantic Field of “Crisis” and “Critique”.  (pages 1-24)María Pía Lara
Critical Common/Common Critique.  (pages 25-38)Thijs Lijster
“Unpopular Sovereignties: Democracy and the Paradox of ‘Peoples’”.  (pages 41-59)Richard Amesbury
Politische Krise und Kritik im historischen Kontext.  (pages 61-78)Ridha Chennoufi
Shklar versus Schmitt.  (pages 79-100)Elisabeth Holzleithner
Zur aktuellen Krise von Demokratie und Rechtsstaatlichkeit.  (pages 101-114)Eva Maria Maier
Language, Change, and Possible Worlds.  (pages 117-138)Ulrich Frank
Methods of Social Critique.  (pages 139-156)Sally Haslanger
Varieties of Resentment.  (pages 157-174)Anne Reichold
Civil Society as a Means against Hate Speech.  (pages 175-188)Karsten Weber
Criticizing Moral Criticism.  (pages 189-202)Eva Weber-Guskar
Idiots and Assholes.  (pages 205-220)Christine Bratu
Between Necropolitics and Cosmopolitanism.  (pages 221-232)Anke Graness
Kapitalismus und Identität.  (pages 233-248)Marc Rölli
Testimony and the First-, Second-, and Third-Person Perspective.  (pages 251-268)Eva-Maria Engelen
Epistemic Disagreement, Doubts, and Coherence.  (pages 269-284)Ulrich Metschl
After Sustainability.  (pages 285-314)Thomas Wallgren
What Is Biodiversity and Why Should It Be Protected?  (pages 317-330)Dieter Birnbacher
Should We Embrace a “New,” Expansionist Agenda for the Virtues?  (pages 331-342)Stephen M. Gardiner
Is Predation Necessarily Amoral?  (pages 367-382)Susana Monsó
Wittgenstein Does Critical Theory.  (pages 385-416)Alice Crary
Der Status der Mathematik in der Philosophie Wittgensteins.  (pages 417-428)Mélika Ouelbani
Hase oder Ente?  (pages 429-446)Georg Siller
Der Verlust an Wahrhaftigkeit.  (pages 447-464)Ilse Somavilla

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Anne Siegetsleitner
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