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- Problemi International – Problemi was first founded in 1962 as a . . .
May 28, 2021 Problemi (Vol LVIII, Nos 11–12 2020) This publication has been co-published in partnership with the Goethe-Institut Ljubljana
- Overview – Problemi International
Problemi was first founded in 1962 as a journal for culture and society The journal has lived through tumultuous times and became one of the most influential journals in the wider field of the humanities, with a substantial readership, publishing research articles by some of the most prominent scholars in the field of theoretical psychoanalysis and its philosophical, as well as cultural
- Kant’s Transcendental Alethiology: Truth from the . . . - problemi. si
The deeper dificulties with Kant’s position arise from the entanglement of the first-order philosophical question (What is truth?) and the sec-ond-order interpretative question (What is truth for Kant?) This forbids a tidy distinction between philosophy proper, which asks basic questions, and the history of philosophy, which addresses these philosophical ques-tions only through the detour
- Instructions for Authors – Problemi International
Members of the Problemi editorial board review all articles submitted Pre-selected articles are then subjected to a double-blind peer review Reviewers can recommend that articles be approved for publication but revised or substantially revised and resubmitted
- ANDREW CUTROFELLO Kant’s Four Discours - problemi. si
Kant’s Four Discourses In his preface to the first edition of the Critique of Pure Reason, Kant dis-tinguishes four metaphysical discourses, each of which he represents as a form of society The first is the discourse of the dogmatist It appeared in antiquity when the reign of “the queen of the sciences” was administered by despotic ministers (Kant 1997, pp Aviii-ix) Because of
- SLAVOJ ŽIŽEK Kant, Mysticism, and the Pre-Ontological Re - problemi. si
In Hegel, imagination at its most radical is pre-ontological, the violent activity of tearing things apart, the infinite power of abstraction One can-not avoid mentioning here two often quoted passages, the first one from Jenaer Realphilosophie and the second one from the preface to the Phenom-enology There is nothing more foreign to Hegel than the lamentation of the richness of reality that
- Editorial Staff – Problemi International
Alenka Zupančič alenka zupancic@guest arnes si Alenka Zupančič is a research adviser at the Institute of Philosophy of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts and visiting professor at the European Graduate School, Switzerland She is the author of numerous articles and books on psychoanalysis and philosophy, including The Odd One In: on Comedy (MIT 2008); Why Psychoanalysis: Three
- Kant’s Animating Principle: On Aesthetic Vitalism and the Origin of Desi
Kant’s Animating Principle: On Aesthetic Vitalism and the Origin of Desire When we encounter beauty, there is the feeling of an absolute certainty, a certainty beyond all logic Leibniz observed that when we find a poem or an image beautiful, we know it clearly – that is, without being in the slightest doubt And, paradoxically, we know this with such clarity be-cause there is in the
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