The Nature of Political Theory

250 The Nature of Political Theory never ceased to be obsessed with the person of the sovereign’. He continues that ‘Such theori ...

Standing Problems 251 their desires. These themes are developed in books such asIdentity/Difference(1991) and theEthos of Plural ...

252 The Nature of Political Theory and closure, as collectively ‘ontotheology’.^21 John Rawls, for example, becomes in Connolly’ ...

Standing Problems 253 This leads to another Nietzschean theme: if wemakerather thandiscovertruth, then imagination, aesthetics, ...

254 The Nature of Political Theory apparent horizon, foundation, or pre-understanding. It is, though, a deeply problem- atic and ...

Standing Problems 255 for linking together heterogeneous phrases, rules that are proper for attaining certain goals: to know, to ...

256 The Nature of Political Theory corresponds a mode of presenting a universe, and one mode is not translatable into another’ ( ...

Standing Problems 257 example, Habermas’s idea of a possible communicative consensus. In consequence, we remain entrapped foreve ...

258 The Nature of Political Theory the bulk of modern epistemology (the Cartesian cogito, Kantian transcendental ego, Husserlian ...

Standing Problems 259 sceptical and affirmative, conservative and radical, positive and negative, or hard and soft sceptical pos ...

260 The Nature of Political Theory liberalism and democracy, sensitive to difference. He admits that Nietzsche does not quite pr ...

Standing Problems 261 the claim that ‘there is no standpoint outside the particular historically conditioned and temporary vocab ...

262 The Nature of Political Theory resolution’; this appearance then ‘persists in helping forget the differend, in making it bea ...

Standing Problems 263 major problem is that in attacking logocentrism so dynamically and in declaiming his method as unsettlinga ...

264 The Nature of Political Theory Derrida is not alone in this problem. The milder sceptics of course have their own way out of ...

Standing Problems 265 alone who have fabricated causes, succession, reciprocity, relativity, compulsion, number, law, freedom, m ...

266 The Nature of Political Theory relations between an existing system of signs. A linguistic sign was viewed as a structural r ...

Standing Problems 267 For Kant, there is first an aesthetic pleasure that accompanies the perception of an object, but the plea ...

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