Benjamin’s Critique of Violence: Contributions and Comments
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.
Time, Consciousness and Complexity: Temporality in Bergson’s and Husserl’s Philosophy
Time, Consciousness and Complexity is an analysis of Bergson’s and Husserl’s philosophy of temporality. Mark Losoncz pays particular attention to the critique of some everyday and philosophical conceptions of time, as well as the attempt to conceive temporality as a qualitative, heterogeneous and dynamic dimension of experience
Painter, a Deaf-Mute Figure
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.
Engagement: Introduction to Engagement Studies
Dedicated to the idea of engagement, the volume presents collected essays by members of the Group for Engagement Studies
Social and Negative Social Acts
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
Rules and Context of Use: Themes and Interpretations of Wittgenstein’s Philosophy
Book deals with various topics from political philosophy, social theory, anthropology, philosophy of mind, and philosophy of language.
What Can Common Sense Do for Social Theory? Towards a Pragmatic Understanding of Praxis
Drawing on the legacy of pragmatism in sociology, Srdjan Prodanović seeks to show that common sense has an internal structure and dynamic, which calls into question the established view that this type of knowledge has no epistemological value, nor can be the foundation for any critical insight.
The Critical Theory of Axel Honneth: Towards the Overcoming of Metaphysics
Marjan Ivković’s monograph The Critical Theory of Axel Honneth: Towards the Overcoming of Metaphysics presents a comprehensive reconstruction of the theoretical perspective of one of the leading authors of the “third generation” of critical theory, the German philosopher and sociologist Axel Honneth.
Feminist theory Is for Everyone
The collection Feminist Theory is for Everyone is a joint publication of IFDT and the Faculty of Political Science, created following a four-day conference held at IFDT in cooperation with the Center for Gender Studies FPN, entitled “Someone Said Feminism? Feminist Theory in Serbia Today”.
Liberating Education: What From, What For?
Liberating Education: What From, What For? is collection of essays exploring the intersections of emancipation and education using a critical and theoretical lens.