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C Castoriadis

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ID5136976
NAMEC Castoriadis
GIVEN NAMESC
FAMILY NAMECastoriadis
SIGNATURECASTORIADIS C
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS2
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1976
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2003
H-INDEX1
  • Die Bildung des Erwachsenen

    Open Access•J Kade, Ch Lders et al.•BOOK•Die Bildung des Erwachsenen•2003

    Die Bildung des Erwachsenen ist mit unter dem Blickwinkel des subjektorientierten Zuganges eng mit Jochen Kade verbunden. Die Herausgeber zeichnen eine aktuelle Ortsbestimmung der deutschen Erwachsenenbildung. Neben grundlegenden Begriffsklärungen zu individuell-biographischen Lern- und Aneignungsformen, steht der zeitliche Bezug des Bildungsverhaltens (Lebenslauf und Biographie) im Vordergrund. Abschließend werden in sozial-räumlicher Hinsicht u…

  • Facing the War" and "The Socio-Economic Roots of Re-Armament

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1982

    In Telos 50 Piccone and Zaslavsky have published an article, “The Socio-economic Roots of Re-armament,” the essence of which is vulgar Marxo-American economism at its worst. The intellectual regression the article represents is quite symptomatic of the recent turn in the world situation. However. I will only be concerned here with the appalling distortion and mis-representation of my views. “Re-Stalinization” Piccone and Zaslavasky impute to me t…

  • Facing the War

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1980

    The following reflections have their origin in a conjunction of several events: the Russian invasion and occupation of Afghanistan; the popular uprising and the toppling of the Iranian regime followed by a combination of anarchy and crude theocracy; the Vietnamese conquest of Cambodia which followed the extermination of half of the Cambodian population by “their own” rulers; the installation of governments supported and maintained by the Russians…

  • The French Left

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1977

    Baudelaire said that the world advances only through misunderstandings. Apparently, the Left parties have a good chance of winning the March 1978 elections. Such a victory would almost certainly bring an end (either temporarily or indefinitely) to the post-1968 period of political tranquility. Yet, there is a tremendous split between political appearance and political reality. On the one hand, there is what parties say they are and what they will…

  • The Diversionists

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1977

    Even before the appearance of the most recent specimens, I had already spoken of Parisian fads, the glutting of markets by the collages of a plastic "pop" philosophy and the provincialism of the former capital of universal culture. But the succession of vogues is not a vogue; it is "the vogue" according to which our era, particularly in France, lives its relation to "ideas." These successive collages compose one harmonious collage whose function …

  • Reply to Andre Gorz

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1977

    WHO was right and WHO was wrong? An irrelevant question. What was true and what was not? What, in the presuppositions and methods of both parties, made it possible to see this and what prevented that possibility? We cannot dispense with these questions unless we dispense with thinking and learning. It is not necessary to rewrite the story—especially when the story continues. For it was in 1973 at Actuel that Jean-Paul Sartre was making declaratio…

  • On the History of the Workers' Movement

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1976•Cited by: 2

    It is impossible to separate workers' demands and their forms of organization and struggle from questions of political organization (the question of the party). It is tantamount to accepting and legitimating the idea of two fields of reality separated in fact and in principle. In the one, workers are concerned with their immediate demands, trying to achieve them through specific forms of struggle and regrouping in organizations with well-defined …

  • On the History of the Workers' Movement

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1976•Cited by: 2

    It is impossible to separate workers' demands and their forms of organization and struggle from questions of political organization (the question of the party). It is tantamount to accepting and legitimating the idea of two fields of reality separated in fact and in principle. In the one, workers are concerned with their immediate demands, trying to achieve them through specific forms of struggle and regrouping in organizations with well-defined …

  • On the History of the Workers' Movement

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1976•Cited by: 2

    It is impossible to separate workers' demands and their forms of organization and struggle from questions of political organization (the question of the party). It is tantamount to accepting and legitimating the idea of two fields of reality separated in fact and in principle. In the one, workers are concerned with their immediate demands, trying to achieve them through specific forms of struggle and regrouping in organizations with well-defined …

  • The French Left

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1977

    Baudelaire said that the world advances only through misunderstandings. Apparently, the Left parties have a good chance of winning the March 1978 elections. Such a victory would almost certainly bring an end (either temporarily or indefinitely) to the post-1968 period of political tranquility. Yet, there is a tremendous split between political appearance and political reality. On the one hand, there is what parties say they are and what they will…

  • The Diversionists

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1977

    Even before the appearance of the most recent specimens, I had already spoken of Parisian fads, the glutting of markets by the collages of a plastic "pop" philosophy and the provincialism of the former capital of universal culture. But the succession of vogues is not a vogue; it is "the vogue" according to which our era, particularly in France, lives its relation to "ideas." These successive collages compose one harmonious collage whose function …

  • Reply to Andre Gorz

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1977

    WHO was right and WHO was wrong? An irrelevant question. What was true and what was not? What, in the presuppositions and methods of both parties, made it possible to see this and what prevented that possibility? We cannot dispense with these questions unless we dispense with thinking and learning. It is not necessary to rewrite the story—especially when the story continues. For it was in 1973 at Actuel that Jean-Paul Sartre was making declaratio…

  • Facing the War

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1980

    The following reflections have their origin in a conjunction of several events: the Russian invasion and occupation of Afghanistan; the popular uprising and the toppling of the Iranian regime followed by a combination of anarchy and crude theocracy; the Vietnamese conquest of Cambodia which followed the extermination of half of the Cambodian population by “their own” rulers; the installation of governments supported and maintained by the Russians…

  • Facing the War" and "The Socio-Economic Roots of Re-Armament

    C Castoriadis•ARTICLE•Telos•1982

    In Telos 50 Piccone and Zaslavsky have published an article, “The Socio-economic Roots of Re-armament,” the essence of which is vulgar Marxo-American economism at its worst. The intellectual regression the article represents is quite symptomatic of the recent turn in the world situation. However. I will only be concerned here with the appalling distortion and mis-representation of my views. “Re-Stalinization” Piccone and Zaslavasky impute to me t…

  • Die Bildung des Erwachsenen

    Open Access•J Kade, Ch Lders et al.•BOOK•Die Bildung des Erwachsenen•2003

    Die Bildung des Erwachsenen ist mit unter dem Blickwinkel des subjektorientierten Zuganges eng mit Jochen Kade verbunden. Die Herausgeber zeichnen eine aktuelle Ortsbestimmung der deutschen Erwachsenenbildung. Neben grundlegenden Begriffsklärungen zu individuell-biographischen Lern- und Aneignungsformen, steht der zeitliche Bezug des Bildungsverhaltens (Lebenslauf und Biographie) im Vordergrund. Abschließend werden in sozial-räumlicher Hinsicht u…

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