Oliver Marchart’s new book stretches his political ontology to its logical implications extending and reworking some of the central insights of Ernesto Laclau’s post-Marxism. At the same time, however, Marchart may perhaps be too deferent to, or possibly overly invested in, Laclau’s legacy in ways that threaten to compromise the radical potential of his own reconceptualisation of antagonism. This critical review seeks to uncover in Marchart’s ontology of the political the untapped potential for a radical political stasiology by building on his earlier concept of political difference
Amplifying the distinction between ‘politics’ and ‘the political’, Ernesto Laclau crowns his examina...
The concept of political difference concerns the distinction between politics and the political. The...
The publication of Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe’s Hegemony and socialist strategy in 1985 marke...
Oliver Marchart’s new book stretches his political ontology to its logical implications extending an...
Oliver Marchart’s new book stretches his political ontology to its logical implications extending an...
This article critically explores Oliver Marchart’s recent and notable book, Thinking Antagonism by w...
This article introduces a critical comment on Oliver Marchart’s book Thinking Antagonism. Political ...
Oliver Marchart constructs an elaborate ontologization of the political that builds on theories deve...
Marchart’s Thinking Antagonism is, systematically following one of the leads of Laclau’s theory – th...
Oliver Marchart constructs an elaborate ontologization of the political that builds on theories deve...
This contribution replies to a set of articles by Paula Biglieri, Allan Dreyer Hansen, Vassilios Pai...
In perhaps the last piece completed before his sudden death in April 2014 ErnestoLaclau returned to ...
Over the recent years, a so-called ‘ontological turn’ has gained prominence, not only in connection ...
A critical account of Ernesto Laclau's conceptualisation of antagonism. Published in Spanish
This article responds to the accusation made by Lois McNay in The Misguided Search for the Political...
Amplifying the distinction between ‘politics’ and ‘the political’, Ernesto Laclau crowns his examina...
The concept of political difference concerns the distinction between politics and the political. The...
The publication of Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe’s Hegemony and socialist strategy in 1985 marke...
Oliver Marchart’s new book stretches his political ontology to its logical implications extending an...
Oliver Marchart’s new book stretches his political ontology to its logical implications extending an...
This article critically explores Oliver Marchart’s recent and notable book, Thinking Antagonism by w...
This article introduces a critical comment on Oliver Marchart’s book Thinking Antagonism. Political ...
Oliver Marchart constructs an elaborate ontologization of the political that builds on theories deve...
Marchart’s Thinking Antagonism is, systematically following one of the leads of Laclau’s theory – th...
Oliver Marchart constructs an elaborate ontologization of the political that builds on theories deve...
This contribution replies to a set of articles by Paula Biglieri, Allan Dreyer Hansen, Vassilios Pai...
In perhaps the last piece completed before his sudden death in April 2014 ErnestoLaclau returned to ...
Over the recent years, a so-called ‘ontological turn’ has gained prominence, not only in connection ...
A critical account of Ernesto Laclau's conceptualisation of antagonism. Published in Spanish
This article responds to the accusation made by Lois McNay in The Misguided Search for the Political...
Amplifying the distinction between ‘politics’ and ‘the political’, Ernesto Laclau crowns his examina...
The concept of political difference concerns the distinction between politics and the political. The...
The publication of Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe’s Hegemony and socialist strategy in 1985 marke...