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  1. Non-Europeans and their Presence to History. Universality, Modernity and Decolonization in Ricœur’s Political Philosophy.Alina Achenbach - 2021 - Études Ricoeuriennes / Ricoeur Studies 12 (1):106-123.
    This article reconsiders Paul Ricœur’s political philosophical writings on the task of decolonization and European responsibility in light of a horizon of intercultural dialogue. Departing from the exchange between Ricœur and his former student Enrique Dussel, it discusses the Ricœurian critique of modernity. After giving some background on Ricœur’s reflections on decolonization, it will clarify what Ricœur calls the “crisis of the concrete universal in the thinking and in the historical experience of Western Europe,” and what role cultural difference has (...)
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