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  1. Philosophy in Reality: Scientific Discovery and Logical Recovery.Joseph E. Brenner & Abir U. Igamberdiev - 2019 - Philosophies 4 (2):22.
    Three disciplines address the codified forms and rules of human thought and reasoning: logic, available since antiquity; dialectics as a process of logical reasoning; and semiotics which focuses on the epistemological properties of the extant domain. However, both the paradigmatic-historical model of knowledge and the logical-semiotic model of thought tend to incorrectly emphasize the separation and differences between the respective domains vs. their overlap and interactions. We propose a sublation of linguistic logics of objects and static forms by a dynamic (...)
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  • Critical Realist and Postpositivist Realist Feminisms: Towards a Feminist Dialectical Realism.Laura Gillman - 2016 - Journal of Critical Realism 15 (5):458-475.
    Current inquiries into the meaning of feminist concepts, such as the third world woman worker, seek to explain contemporary social relations of global capitalism within the context of the legacy of post-colonialist structures. At the same time, these very concepts draw attention to the limitations of language to adequately approximate the world as it is in order to capture some truth about its categorical entities, in particular, about the embodied experiences of the third world women worker. Through a comparative analysis (...)
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  • For a negative hermeneutics: adorno, gadamer and critical consciousness.Vangelis Giannakakis - 2023 - Philosophy and Social Criticism.
    The present social-historical moment is marked by a sharp divide, a harrowing ‘communication breakdown’ between subject and object, between humanity and nature, between humanity and itself. This state of affairs pleads for the (re-)elaboration of a consciousness that resonates critically with the social, political and cultural realities of its time. This paper studies the lessons that can be drawn in this regard from the intersection between, on the one hand, Theodor W. Adorno’s ‘philosophical interpretation’ and his idea of an historically (...)
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