• Počet strán: 382
  • Väzba: mäkká, brožovaná
  • EAN: 9781478032939
  • Jazyk: anglický
  • ISBN: 9781478032939

Rescuing the Enlightenment from the Europeans

Nikita Dhawan

In Rescuing the Enlightenment from the Europeans, Nikita Dhawan puts the critical project of decolonization into conversation with the Enlightenment. She explores the ethical-political challenges faced by postcolonial thought, which must be articulated using the very language of Enlightenment discourses on human rights, democracy, international law, sovereignty, and justice—even as these norms are subjects of postcolonial critique. Bridging postcolonial and Holocaust studies while also highlighting differences from decolonial approaches, she engages with thinkers ranging from Kant to the Frankfurt school to defend them against accusations of normative nihilism, antisemitism, and epistemic servitude to Europe. Dhawan argues that criticizing the Enlightenment and its legacies does not necessarily entail rejecting them, nor does engaging with Enlightenment principles mean endorsing them unconditionally. Instead, she makes a case for rescuing the best aspects of the Enlightenment in order to further the critical project of decolonization.
Pridať do Zoznamu želaní
U dodávateľa

Posielame do 14 pracovných dní

27,99
Tento tovar nemáme v žiadnom kníhkupectve

Cena na predajni sa môže líšiť

  • Počet strán: 382
  • Väzba: mäkká, brožovaná
  • EAN: 9781478032939
  • Jazyk: anglický
  • ISBN: 9781478032939

In Rescuing the Enlightenment from the Europeans, Nikita Dhawan puts the critical project of decolonization into conversation with the Enlightenment. She explores the ethical-political challenges faced by postcolonial thought, which must be articulated using the very language of Enlightenment discourses on human rights, democracy, international law, sovereignty, and justice—even as these norms are subjects of postcolonial critique. Bridging postcolonial and Holocaust studies while also highlighting differences from decolonial approaches, she engages with thinkers ranging from Kant to the Frankfurt school to defend them against accusations of normative nihilism, antisemitism, and epistemic servitude to Europe. Dhawan argues that criticizing the Enlightenment and its legacies does not necessarily entail rejecting them, nor does engaging with Enlightenment principles mean endorsing them unconditionally. Instead, she makes a case for rescuing the best aspects of the Enlightenment in order to further the critical project of decolonization.
menej

Kniha

236 404 kníh na sklade ihneď k odoslaniu

wallet

Poštovné zadarmo pre nákupy od 49€

store

Rezervácie v 58 kníhkupectvách


Pridať do Zoznamu želaní
Sledovať produkt
U dodávateľa

Posielame do 14 pracovných dní

27,99
Tento tovar nemáme v žiadnom kníhkupectve

Cena na predajni sa môže líšiť

Odporúčania