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La teorÃa del lenguaje del primer Romanticismo alemán y su repercusión en Nietzsche y Foucault
En palabras de su autor, este artÃculo procura, de una manera cordial con Foucault, rellenar un vacÃo dejado en Las palabras y las cosas. En concreto, Ernst Behler recupera aquà la importancia que el pensador francés le diera al lenguaje en su obra como sÃntoma privilegiado del tránsito entre Ilustración y Romanticismo, para asà investigar más a fondo sus implicaciones en la teorÃa lingüÃstica del primer Romanticismo alemán y la filosofÃa de Nietzsche
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Universalism and the (un)translatable
A unified set of questions arises in translation theory as it does in philosophy: how can one particularity be related to another? Can any general truth emerge from this relationship? And if so, in what particular language might this general truth be thought about and discussed? This article explores how various French thinkers have addressed these questions, from Alain Badiou’s recent account of philosophical French in terms of universalism, to Antoine Berman’s and Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe’s readings of an alternative approach to universalism provided by German thought. Where a key passage in Badiou’s text suggests that he has Friedrich Hölderlin in mind, this poet-translator provides an explicit model for the other two thinkers
A. W. Schlegel and the Nineteenth-Century <i>Damnatio</i> of Euripides
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