《在比勒陀利亚研究批判理论》，1981-1987

Q2 Arts and Humanities

History of Humanities Pub Date : 2022-09-01 DOI:10.1086/721310

U. Kistner

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批判理论在1981年至1987年期间，在种族隔离国家政治镇压的高峰时期，在比勒陀利亚大学哲学系的课程中占据了重要地位。本文试图揭示这一看似矛盾的现象，考察批判理论与其他特定语境的话语形态的同化，包括冷战意识形态、新加尔文主义的救赎史、基督教民族主义、西方主义的“欧洲”思想，以及种族隔离时代后期的文化悲观主义。

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(Un)Doing Critical Theory in Pretoria, 1981–1987

Critical Theory came to occupy pride of place in the curriculum of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Pretoria between 1981 and 1987, at the height of political repression by the apartheid state. This article seeks to unravel this apparently paradoxical phenomenon, examining the assimilations of Critical Theory to other contextually specific discursive formations, including Cold War ideology, neo-Calvinist salvation history, Christian nationalism, occidentalist ideas of “Europe,” and cultural pessimism in the late apartheid era.

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