Showing posts with label Modernity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modernity. Show all posts
Friday, 12 February 2016
Sunday, 14 September 2014
Is Philosophy Blue?
Lewis Gordon, Johannesburg Workshop in Theory & Criticism
I here offer a portrait of the blues as a philosophical medium. A critical way of looking at the world from the perspective of the African diaspora, what, we may ask, can we learn from looking at philosophy in blue?
There are many ways to talk about the blues. Here are two.
First, the blues is a form of black music. That is pretty well known. Second,
the blues is a condition that transcends music. The music is, in other words,
an expression of the blues. A philosophy of the blues, or perhaps blues
philosophy, is more concerned with the latter.
I here offer a portrait of the blues as a philosophical medium. A critical way of looking at the world from the perspective of the African diaspora, what, we may ask, can we learn from looking at philosophy in blue?
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Enrique Dussel: The Underside of Modernity
The
underside of modernity:
Apel,
Ricoeur, Rorty, Taylor and
the
philosophy of liberation
Enrique Dussel
(translated
and edited by Eduardo Mendieta)
1993
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Editor’s
Introduction
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PART ONE
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