valorization
(en)
give or assign a value to, especially a higher value: "The prophets valorized history"
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Ethics, III, 9 states that, fundamentally, it is in desire’s own investments that the valorisation of things originates
on Spinoza
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Ethics, III, 9 states that, fundamentally, it is in desire’s own investments that the valorisation of things originates
on Spinoza
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apodictic
(en)
(adjective) expressing or of the nature of necessary truth or absolute certainty
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even aside from this apodictic derivation
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even aside from this apodictic derivation
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sublimation
(en)
(verb) to divert the expression of (an instinctual desire or impulse) from its unacceptable form to one that is considered more socially or culturally acceptable
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treating them as a metamorphosis (by sublimation) of the fundamental demand for love
on demands for love within social universes
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treating them as a metamorphosis (by sublimation) of the fundamental demand for love
on demands for love within social universes
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ontogenetic
(en)
(adjective) of, relating to, or appearing in the course of ontogeny (the origination and development of an organism) / (adjective) based on visible morphological characters
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there is no need to pass through an ontogenetic hypothesis in order to account for demands for love addressed within social universes such as employment
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there is no need to pass through an ontogenetic hypothesis in order to account for demands for love addressed within social universes such as employment
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Althusserian
(en)
relating to French philosopher Louis Althusser, known for his work on Marxism and poststructuralism
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a subject remaining ‘separated from itself’, in the mysterious form of being ‘a stranger to oneself’ that pre-Althusserian readings of Marx sometimes revisit.
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a subject remaining ‘separated from itself’, in the mysterious form of being ‘a stranger to oneself’ that pre-Althusserian readings of Marx sometimes revisit.
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synoptic
(en)
(adjective) affording a general view of a whole / (adjective) manifesting or characterized by comprehensiveness or breadth of view / (adjective) presenting or taking the same or common view
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Such complexity poses a challenge to synoptic presentation
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Such complexity poses a challenge to synoptic presentation
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neoliberalism
(en)
the postulate that markets are organised most effectively by private enterprise and that the private pursuit of accumulation will generate the most common good; accomplished by opening international markets and financial networks, and downsizing the welfare state
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The neoliberal enterprise now seeks full alignment and the annulation of the drift
not a bad definition of neoliberalism tbh (though obvously incomplete)
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The neoliberal enterprise now seeks full alignment and the annulation of the drift
not a bad definition of neoliberalism tbh (though obvously incomplete)
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constructivism
(en)
Hayek's term for the idea that all institutions in society were or should be "deliberately constructed by somebody"; "constructivists … habitually argue on the assumption of omniscience," rather than acknowledging, as Hayek does, the necessarily limited character of human knowledge in society
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who would deny the existence of constructivist projects of desire
the footnote after constructivist refers to Hayek's "The Persistence of Constructivism in Current Thought" in "Law, Legislation, and Liberty"
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who would deny the existence of constructivist projects of desire
the footnote after constructivist refers to Hayek's "The Persistence of Constructivism in Current Thought" in "Law, Legislation, and Liberty"
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telos
(en)
(noun) an ultimate end (from Greek)
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Utterly without a telos, it is so vast and, crucially, so diffuse, so devoid of a centre
on the process of self-affection by society
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Utterly without a telos, it is so vast and, crucially, so diffuse, so devoid of a centre
on the process of self-affection by society
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inchoate
(en)
just begun and so not fully formed or developed; rudimentary
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that intermediate historical phase of larval and inchoate individualism
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that intermediate historical phase of larval and inchoate individualism
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