G. Deleuze, J. F. Lyotard And Postmodern Public Sphere

Filozofia 56:90-100 (2001)
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The paper focuses on three problems. First, Deleuze's vocabulary is there of help in describing contemporary Swedish feminism as one of the characters, which Nietzsche called ascetic priests. The revolt against cultural hegemony of modern society is exemplified on Lyotard's essay Au Juste. Finally, attention is paid to postmodern public sphere

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