Texts by Wilhelm von Humboldt, Theodor Adorno, and Konrad Paul Liessmann, initially published 1793, 1959, and 2006 respectively, and gathered in this volume follow the various shifts in education over the years.
The book includes Walter Benjamin’s provocative and influential essay “Critique of Violence” (1921), as well as texts that accompany and illuminate it from several perspectives.
The topic of the book is the relationship of painting and deaf-muteness. In expression and communication, neither the painter nor the deaf person primarily use words, but rather non-verbal gestures.
The focus of the texts by Gilbert Ryle and Adolf Reinach, collected in this volume entitled Social and Negative Social Acts is the illumination and definition of two fundamental types of intersubjective acts
Edited, introduction written and translated from English by Bojana Radovanović and Marko Konjović
John Dewey, Clifford Geertz, On Common Sense, edited, introduction written and translated from English by Srđan Prodanović
Miguel Tamen, Maurizio Ferraris, Works of Art as Persons, edited, introduction written and translated from English by Miloš Ćipranić
