A society adrift
Subtitle: interviews and debates, 1974-1997
By: Cornelius Castoriadis ; edited by Enrique Escobar, Myrto Gondicas, and Pascal Vernay ; translated by Helen Arnold
Contributors: Escobar, Enrique; Gondicas, Myrto; Vernay, Pascal
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Fordham University Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 259
ISBN-13: 9780823230938; 9780823230945
Work titles: Société à la dérive
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 239-259).
Table of contents: title: The project of autonomy is not a utopia (1992); title: Why I am no longer a Marxist (1974); title: Imaginary significations (1982); title: Response to Richard Rorty (1995); title: On wars in Europe (1992); title: On the possibility of creating g new form of society (1977); title: What political parties cannot do (1979); title: Present issues for democracy (1986); title: These are bad times (1986); title: Do vanguards exist? (1987); title: What revolution is (1987); title: Neither a historical necessity nor simply an "ethical" exigency: a political and human exigency (1988); title: When the east swings to the west (1989); title: The market, capitalism, and democracy (1990); title: "Democracy" without citizens' participation (1991); title: The Gulf War: setting things straight (1991); title: Gorbachev: neither reform no backtracking (1991); title: On war, religion, and politics (1991); title: Communism, fascism, and emancipation (1991); title: Ecology against the merchants (1992); title: The revolutionary potency of ecology (1992); title: A society adrift (1993); title: On political judgment (1995); title: Neither resignation nor archaism (1995); title: A rising tide of significany? (1996); title: A singular trajectory (1992).