Jan Marejko
Biographic Data
| ID | 1374397 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jan Marejko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jan |
| FAMILY NAME | Marejko |
| SIGNATURE | MAREJKO J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University Press |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Du sens, il n'est pas possible de faire l'économie
La Cour des comptes a fait l’objet de travaux académiques de nature historique et juridique pour l’essentiel. C’est cependant sous l’angle des processus de décision et de jugement que cet article voudrait s’intéresser à cet objet institutionnel particulier, à la fois en termes de procédures liées au principe de collégialité et comme contre-pouvoir. Dans cette perspective, nous développerons l’hypothèse que son fonctionnement s’éclaire à la lumièr…
Legitimacy and Modernity
Over the past three centuries in the West, there has been a sort of oscillation between two antagonistic visions of the world. One sees the world as being fundamentally inert, in such a manner that all hopes, dreams and technological delights are permitted. The other thinks of the world as inhabited by a spirit who consecrates all its parts by recording them in a great whole. We can think of the pantheism that sets itself in opposition to Newton'…
World Order or World Control
Political ideas today are different manifestations of a common paradigm which postulates a disenchanted universe allowing no middle ground between piecemeal social engineering and revolutionary transformation. We need a new definition of political order as opposed to disenchanted social control. Order consists of a harmony of autonomous parts while control is something imposed from outside. Control over a polity requires that the cosmos be stripp…
Space and Desire
One of the dominant characteristics of Western philosophical and literary history of the last two centuries is that the object of desire (in the novel) and the object of perception (in epistemology) have been made to reveal aspects which are more complex than the classical age had suspected. With Descartes, everything was clear: the object is but a portion of extension. But with Kant things already become more complicated: the object has a myster…
Morale et politique étrangère
The Philosophical Consequences of the Formulation of the Principle of Inertia
At first glance, the formulation of the principle of inertia-not. yet complete with Galileo, more precise with Gassendi, finally systematic with Newton-seems to constitute but one of the aspects of a process of deep transformations at the end of which traditional cosmology was replaced by various world systems. These transformations-or, to use a more classic term, this " scientific revolution" -have been the object of numerous works, a list, of w…
Mystique et politique
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Mystique et politique
The Philosophical Consequences of the Formulation of the Principle of Inertia
At first glance, the formulation of the principle of inertia-not. yet complete with Galileo, more precise with Gassendi, finally systematic with Newton-seems to constitute but one of the aspects of a process of deep transformations at the end of which traditional cosmology was replaced by various world systems. These transformations-or, to use a more classic term, this " scientific revolution" -have been the object of numerous works, a list, of w…
Morale et politique étrangère
World Order or World Control
Political ideas today are different manifestations of a common paradigm which postulates a disenchanted universe allowing no middle ground between piecemeal social engineering and revolutionary transformation. We need a new definition of political order as opposed to disenchanted social control. Order consists of a harmony of autonomous parts while control is something imposed from outside. Control over a polity requires that the cosmos be stripp…
Space and Desire
One of the dominant characteristics of Western philosophical and literary history of the last two centuries is that the object of desire (in the novel) and the object of perception (in epistemology) have been made to reveal aspects which are more complex than the classical age had suspected. With Descartes, everything was clear: the object is but a portion of extension. But with Kant things already become more complicated: the object has a myster…
Legitimacy and Modernity
Over the past three centuries in the West, there has been a sort of oscillation between two antagonistic visions of the world. One sees the world as being fundamentally inert, in such a manner that all hopes, dreams and technological delights are permitted. The other thinks of the world as inhabited by a spirit who consecrates all its parts by recording them in a great whole. We can think of the pantheism that sets itself in opposition to Newton'…
Du sens, il n'est pas possible de faire l'économie
La Cour des comptes a fait l’objet de travaux académiques de nature historique et juridique pour l’essentiel. C’est cependant sous l’angle des processus de décision et de jugement que cet article voudrait s’intéresser à cet objet institutionnel particulier, à la fois en termes de procédures liées au principe de collégialité et comme contre-pouvoir. Dans cette perspective, nous développerons l’hypothèse que son fonctionnement s’éclaire à la lumièr…
Philosophy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Critical Theory and Philosophy (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Legitimacy (2 works) · Physics (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Absolute time and space (1 work)