Introduction

Karin de Boer, Ruth Sonderegger

1-9

Critique, dissent, disciplinarity

Judith Butler

10-29

Spinoza or the other critique

André Tosel

30-47

Rousseau, Kant and philosophical auto-criticism

the practical ends of critical thinking

Philip Quadrio, Philip Quadrio

48-65

Beyond the limits of reason

Kant, critique and enlightenment

Colin McQuillan

66-82

Hegel's conception of immanent critique

its sources, extent and limit

Karin de Boer

83-100

Karl Marx

critique as emancipatory practice

Robin Celikates

101-118

Nietzsche's genealogy as performative critique

James I. Porter

119-136

Psychoanalytic critique and beyond

Elizabeth Rottenberg

137-155

The interruption of myth

Walter Benjamin's concept of critique

Thijs Lijster

156-174

Adorno's critique of late capitalism

negative, explanatory and practical

Fabian Freyenhagen

175-192

Habermas's social theory

the critical power of communicative rationality

Maeve Cooke

193-211

Prophecy and parrēsia

foucauldian critique and the political role of intellectuals

Christina Hendricks

212-230

Derrida

echoes of the forthcoming

Olivia Custer

231-247

Negative versus affirmative critique

on Pierre Bourdieu and Jacques Rancière

Ruth Sonderegger

248-264