Anti-Foundationalism, Deliberative Democracy, and Universal Human Rights by Fabrizio Trifiro

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Anti-Foundationalism, Deliberative Democracy and Universal Human Rights by Fabrizio Trifiro

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Literature as a mode of thought: Derrida’s institution of différance by Ó Fathaigh Cillian

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Laclau’s Revolutionary Political Theology by Montserrat Herrero

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Carnap e o revisionismo by Gelson Liston

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The Art of Democracy—Art as a Tool for Developing Democratic Citizenship and Stimulating Public Debate: A Rortyan-Deweyan Account by Michael I. Raeber

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"We Went in as Strangers, and Left as Friends”: Building Community in the Wahkohtowin Classroom by Sarah Buhler, Priscilla Settee, Nancy Van Styvendale

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On Truth and Emancipation by Andreas Hjort Bundgaard

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Implicit Philosophy by Ralph Mclnerny

“…My remarks will allude to Common Sense Philosophy, with particular reference to Pere Buffier, and to Anti-foundationalism, for reasons which, if not already obvious, will emerge.…”
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Ian Verstegen by Ian Verstegen

“…While most art historians embraced forms of anti-foundationalism and relativism as a response to the ‘crisis of art history,’ Preziosi actually pointed to a deeper problem – the contingency of a disciplinary vantage point at all. …”
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Gud i en postmodern tid. En feministisk reflektion om teologisk flerstämmighet by Anne-Louise Eriksson

“…This article discusses the postmodern challenge to theology by asking about what can be said, and what images of God that can be made useful to humans in an era marked by lack of center, authority and epistemological anti- foundationalism. In line with Huston Smith’s model of pre-modernity as two leveled,celestial and terrestial, and modernity as one leveled, terrestial, «the sea» is suggested as a metaphor for understanding post-modernity. …”
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Does causation entail emptiness? On a point of dispute between Abhidharma and Madhyamaka by Westerhoff, JC

“…The debate about the relation between causation and emptiness, it appears, is a facet of a more comprehensive metaphysical debate between a (moderate) foundationalism and a thoroughgoing anti-foundationalism.…”

Prolegomenon to any future critical responses to naturalism by Giladi, Paul

“…Part II of the paper focuses on four areas of future research on critical responses to naturalism arising from themes identified in Part I: the first is a challenge set by Antonio Nunziante concerning the historical and political aspects of American humanism and naturalism; the second involves centring and combining decolonial and queer theoretic discursive formations to enhance critical theoretic responses to naturalism; the third emphasises the need to put Hegel and Otto Neurath in direct conversation about anti-foundationalism, pragmatism, and the (dis)unity of science, in part to dismantle the long-standing hostility between Hegelians and logical empiricists; the fourth is on the subject of developing a critique of sexology’s scientific naturalist framework for making sense of sexual arousal.…”

Faith, scholarship and postmodernism by Susan VanZanten Gallagher

“…Although Christian scholars have expressed a wide variety of opinions on postmodernism, I argue that postmodernism’s anti-foundationalism and recognition of the importance of perspectival thinking provide new opportunities for Christian scholarship.…”
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Social configurations in the moment of post-foundationalism by Abbas Jong

“…By addressing some of these predicaments and antinomies, including foundationalism/non(anti-)foundationalism, agency/structure, the individual/society, essentialism/relativism, and universalism/singularism, the present article strives to propose the idea of social configurations as a solution to overcome them, and through this endeavor, it is indicated that considering these configurations can effectively explain emerging and interrelated global phenomena. …”
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Romantic thinking by Halmi, N

“…The shared characteristics of their rethinking of thought included (1) anti-foundationalism, (2) an objection to subject–object dualism, (3) an assertion of the unknowability of the absolute, (4) an emphasis on unconsciousness, feeling, and aesthetic experience as integral components of thought, and (5) an insistence that philosophy requires poetry (broadly defined) as its complement. …”

The Concept of Political Difference in Oliver Marchart and its Relationship with the Heideggerian Concept of Ontological Difference by Christoforos Efthimiou

“…Political difference was introduced as a reaction to the theoretical controversy between foundationalism and anti-foundationalism. This reaction took the form of post-foundationalism. …”
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Aesthetics without Objects: Towards a Process-Oriented Aesthetic Perception by Nicola Perullo

“…In this paper, I suggest an aesthetic model that is consistent with anti-foundational scientific knowledge. How has an aesthetics without foundation to be configured? …”
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Empowerment of Korean women from a postmodern Practical Theological perspective by Eun Ok Jeong, Yolanda Dreyer

“…In this article postmodern anti-foundational, anti-totalizing, and demystifying cate-gories are used to critique patriarchy in Korean society and literature in order to analyze social movements and cultural-religious values in Korea. …”
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Liberalism and the place of religion: a Rortian approach to the public-private problem of religious discourse by André Oliva Donadia, Filicio Mulinari

“…The aim of the paper is to explain how Rorty’s arguments stem from his commitment to his neopragmatism and how they fit within the liberal anti-foundational logic proposed by the author.…”
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