(verb) to promote the growth or development of; rouse incite
That injustice foments violence is easy to accept; but this is where the difficulties begin.
That injustice foments violence is easy to accept; but this is where the difficulties begin.
a French sociologist (1858-1917) who formally established the academic discipline and—with Karl Marx and Max Weber—is commonly cited as the principal architect of modern social science
France contributed the third pillar of the social state: the theory of public services. One of its main architects was the jurist Léon Duguit. Strongly influenced by Durk
France contributed the third pillar of the social state: the theory of public services. One of its main architects was the jurist Léon Duguit. Strongly influenced by Durk
philosophical and metaphysical theories of divine presence in which the divine encompasses or is manifested in the material world
leads some people to see globalization as the expression of an immanent law not susceptible to any political or legal control
leads some people to see globalization as the expression of an immanent law not susceptible to any political or legal control
make (something abstract) more concrete or real
having reduced the perimeter of social justice to quantitative measures, compensating in time or money for a reification of labour that is judged necessary according to the principles of the social state
having reduced the perimeter of social justice to quantitative measures, compensating in time or money for a reification of labour that is judged necessary according to the principles of the social state
make (something abstract) more concrete or real
Wage-earners, businesses and states are facing the same process of reification which, being humanly untenable, will necessarily give rise to new juridical responses
Wage-earners, businesses and states are facing the same process of reification which, being humanly untenable, will necessarily give rise to new juridical responses
relating to stone and gems and the work involved in engraving, cutting, or polishing
Her writing style is at once free-ranging and lapidary
Her writing style is at once free-ranging and lapidary
a discourse between two or more people holding different points of view about a subject but wishing to establish the truth through reasoned arguments
Her modus operandi often involves taking a deadpan, seemingly literal-minded stance on a given concept or question in order to shed light on its contradictions, before then making an unexpected dialectical reversal.
Her modus operandi often involves taking a deadpan, seemingly literal-minded stance on a given concept or question in order to shed light on its contradictions, before then making an unexpected dialectical reversal.
(adjective) being or presenting a comprehensive or panoramic view
in the panoptic present of Google Earth and the like
in the panoptic present of Google Earth and the like
causing vertigo, especially by being extremely high or steep
This vertiginous shift coincides with a condition of disorientation, of groundlessness.
This vertiginous shift coincides with a condition of disorientation, of groundlessness.
(noun) an expression of real or pretended doubt or uncertainty especially for rhetorical effect / (noun) a logical impasse or contradiction / (noun) a radical contradiction in the import of a text or theory that is seen in deconstruction as inevitable
these concerns produce, as noted above, an uneasy aporia: on the one hand the liberatory promise of a revolution spanning the worlds of political subjects and objects; on the other, a bleak refraction of Benjamin’s thesis on the philosophy of history
these concerns produce, as noted above, an uneasy aporia: on the one hand the liberatory promise of a revolution spanning the worlds of political subjects and objects; on the other, a bleak refraction of Benjamin’s thesis on the philosophy of history