Diogenes in the Marketplace

Arendt’s Radical Good and the Banality of Evil from Babette Babich on Vimeo . Babette Babich, "Arendt’s Radical Good and the Banali...

And we find ourselves at the end, just after the rocky-horror like force of the “pleural shock,” quoting Thomas Mann,  I know death .....

I have  suggested that the cynicism of which Sloterdijk writes could also be called as both Lyotard and Eco spoke of it, “postmodern” — ...

And part of the reason for this predictably ambidextrous answer can be seen in Sloterdijk’s choice of George Schulz’s cynical oil painting...

W hat Sloterdijk says of censorship one can also read in Horkheimer but also Marcuse and at greater length in an another author Sloterdij...

Once again, we recall the year: 1981.  The echoes resound. We hear Nietzsche and Heidegger to be sure, also Adorno and Benjamin but above...

The previous post entails, then, that Sloterdijk must be taken as rather more nuanced than the “Heidegger? Can’t be a good philosopher. Was...