Conference paper
IN PRAISE OF ENLIGHTENED PARTICULARITY
Günter Figal
; University of Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany
Abstract
In this study, the author analyses the relationship between general culture and its particularistic segments within the integral political community and concludes: as long as there are citizens, there will be a conflict between the general and the singular; also, the mediation between these two categories is never final; instead, one should repeatedly define what is appropriate, right and compulsory. This is the strength of the type of reasoning to which the schematic landmarks such as universalism and particularism are necessary only as reminders of what is missing in order to fill in the gaps.
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Hrčak ID:
105650
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Publication date:
16.1.1998.
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