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The central argument of this piece involves the idea that insofar as␣critique, with its two basic tropes of question and judgment, has been central to the ȁ8classical’ configuration of subjectivity, the critical instance ȁ8after’ the critique of the subject is to be found re-situated on a different philosophical terrain where the question of the question is re-thought and the logic of judgment displaced by an ethic of encounter. It is on this terrain that we can then start sketching the emergence of a different set of critical instances: critical ontologies, critical analytics and critical erotics.
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Chryssostalis, J.H. The Critical Instance ‘After’ The Critique of the Subject. Law Critique 16, 3–25 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10978-005-4901-1
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10978-005-4901-1