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"1) a rejection of foundations or origins that are held to be given naturally, inevitably or universally.
2) a rejection of realism, namely, the thesis that language, when used properly, can tell us the truth about reality.
3) a rejection of humanism: man, considered as the subject and object of knowledge, is no longer held to be sovereign but is regarded as an effect of desires or discourses or power systems."
— Jul 13, 2012 04:46AM
2) a rejection of realism, namely, the thesis that language, when used properly, can tell us the truth about reality.
3) a rejection of humanism: man, considered as the subject and object of knowledge, is no longer held to be sovereign but is regarded as an effect of desires or discourses or power systems."
