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  Crossroads in the Labyrinth (Paperback) By (author) Cornelius Castoriadis

  

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  Short Description for Crossroads in the LabyrinthThe book presents Cornelius Castoriadis' concerns with the development of analytical theories of psychology, language, and politics, all commonly rooted in the social and historical aspects of human creativity.
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  • Publisher: MIT Press
  • Published: 01 March 1986
  • Format: Paperback 377 pages
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  • Categories: Philosophy | History Of Western Philosophy
  • ISBN 13: 9780262530668 ISBN 10: 026253066X
  • Sales rank: 393,171

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• Cornelius Castoriadis is a fascinating figure, not only because of his personal and intellectual background, but because of the extraordinary breadth of his interests and his ability to play the brilliant intellectual jester - all characteristics in abundant evidence in this collection of essays. In them, Castoriadis goes to the heart of deep philosophical issues raised but not answered by modern thought.The book presents his concerns with the development of analytical theories of psychology, language, and politics, all commonly rooted in the social and historical aspects of human creativity. It examines figures as diverse as Aristotle, Heidegger, Lacan, Marx, and Merleau-Ponty.Cornelius Castoriadis was for a long time a professional economist and is now a practicing psychoanalyst in Paris. He founded and became the main theoretician for the independent journal of the left, Socialisme ou Barbarie.