Philosophy &Social Criticism, Ahead of Print. Politics at any level relies heavily on genuine sentiments of solidarity and allegiance citizens have for the political community. But how could solidarity be keptreal, feasible, and effectivewhile rema…
Philosophy &Social Criticism, Ahead of Print. Given authoritarianism’s resurgence, defenders of democracy are scrambling to identify political antidotes.Corporate civil disobedience(CCD), or politically motivated lawbreaking by business corporation…
Philosophy &Social Criticism, Ahead of Print. Simone Weil and Hannah Arendt, two philosophers who wrote extensively about fascism, religion and totalitarianism, turn to Saint Augustine to understand the relationship between Caritas and politics. Th…
Philosophy &Social Criticism, Ahead of Print. This paper examines John Rawls’s concept of the original position at both the domestic and international levels, focusing on the pluralist structure of the Society of Peoples and its implications for co…
Philosophy &Social Criticism, Ahead of Print. The problem of toleration has traditionally been addressed from liberal perspectives, emphasizing the individual over the community. In contrast, postmodern thought introduces the theory of the gift, re…
Philosophy &Social Criticism, Ahead of Print. The present article contributes to recent scholarship on ‘post-truth’ politics. It employs a semiotic approach that traces the onslaught of ‘post-truth’ politics to the logic of AI-powered communication…
Philosophy &Social Criticism, Ahead of Print. This paper reads Adorno’s engagement with Husserlian phenomenology as a resource for recent discussions on phenomenology and social critique. Transcendental phenomenology’s inability to develop an adequ…
Philosophy &Social Criticism, Ahead of Print. Habermas’ account of social identity is the most sophisticated among various deliberative and expansive democratic models and aligns with his long-standing theoretical commitment to communicative ration…
Philosophy &Social Criticism, Ahead of Print. The moral status of the modern market economy is contested amongst philosophers and social theorists. Some argue that it is a moral order; others argue that it is not a moral order. In Frankfurt School …
Philosophy &Social Criticism, Ahead of Print. This condensed study interfaces Theodor W. Adorno’s scathing analysis of linguistic jargon as mounted in his critique of existentialism (in theJargon of Authenticityin particular) with Félix Guattari’s …