This New Yet Unapproachable Community. Formen der Gemeinschaft bei Cavell und Blanchot

In Katrin Trüstedt & Kathrin Thiele (eds.), Happy Days. Lebenswissen nach Cavell. München: Fink Verlag. pp. 45–65 (2009)
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Der Beitrag untersucht (I) einige Merkmale des Gemeinschaftsdenkens bei Cavell, die sich aus seinen sprachphilosophischen Arbeiten begründen, aber bis in seine Überlegungen zum moralischen Perfektionismus hineinreichen. Der zweite Abschnitt (Il) bezieht Cavells Idee der Gemeinschaft auf Formen negativer, entwerkter, undarstellbarer Gemeinschaft im Anschluss an Blanchot. Der dritte Teil des Beitrages schließt (IlI) mit einer kurzen Notiz zum Problem der Zukünftigkeit der Gemeinschaft.

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