Philosophy Of Correctability (Urbanomic / Mono)

Philosophy Of Correctability (Urbanomic / Mono)

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A Profound Rethinking Of The Political Categories Of Openness And Closedness.In A New Work Building Upon His Philosophy Of The Tourist, Hiroki Azuma Reconsiders The Connection Between The Figure Of The Tourist And That Of The Family. Setting Out From The Reevaluation Of The Family As A Figure Of Containment Following The Covid19 Pandemic, In This Exploration Of The Inside And Outside Of Community, Azuma Questions The Shifting Values Of Openness And Security, Challenging The Distinction Between The Openness Of Civil Society And The Closedness Of The Family, Which He Deciphers As An Artefact Of A Western Philosophical Standpoint In Which Polis Is Opposed To Oikos.Via WittgensteinS Notion Of Family Resemblance And KripkeS Interpretation Of Language Games, Azuma Develops A New Concept Of The Family As A Closed Unit That Is Paradoxically Open To Drastic Transformations Of Its Own Rules Of Inclusion. The Tourist, An Anomaloous Agent That Escapes Carl SchmittS Opposition Between Friend And Enemy, Can Then Be Reinterpreted As A Familial Figure.In This Subtle Rethinking Of Some Of The Most Fundamental Categories Of Modern Political Economy, The Topology Of The Open Society Is Reconfigured Beyond The Opposition Between Conservatism And Liberalism: Through Close Readings Of Rorty And Arendt, Azuma Sketches Out A New Vision Of An Open Polis Supported By The Transformative Sustainability Of The Oikos.

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