Browsing: Political Philosophy

Yusuf Has Hacip connected justice, political legitimacy, knowledge, reason, ethical action, language, and human happiness within the conceptual structure of Kutadgu Bilig.

Living labour, multitude, constituent power, biopolitical production, Empire, potentia, and the common form the interconnected structure of Negri’s political philosophy.

Negri’s Spinoza connects immanence, multiplicity, imagination, collective power, anti-modernity, and democracy against sovereignty, transcendence, and political mediation.

A philosophical representation of Socrates connecting logos, technē, telos, justice, political responsibility, self-knowledge, and virtuous action.

A conceptual image accompanying an article on Louis Althusser’s late philosophy. The image represents history as an open field of material encounters rather than a process governed by a predetermined end. It relates to aleatory materialism, contingency, the void, the conjuncture, political intervention, reproduction, and the formation of structures that retrospectively appear necessary.

A conceptual image accompanying an article on Socratic wisdom, examining the unity of knowledge and virtue through technē, logos, justice, responsibility, and the political philosophy of Plato’s Republic.