User:Criticism crisis
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Visual and Critical Analysis: Criticism in/and Crisis. Interestingly, "criticism" and "crisis" each have the same Greek root which encompasses "discrimination, decision, crisis—--to decide." [1] We recognize this problem as both subject and method. The crisis is a problem of epistemology as well as history: the contemporary critical moment functions as a kind of break within itself: an aporia whereby a different set of questions regarding the nature of knowing might emerge.
[1] 1989 Oxford English Dictionary.
Terms: State of Exception, the body, human rights, universality/ism, citizenship, ethics, faith,
Other terms:
Vision
Gaze/Glance
Tradition
Rationality
Reason
Human Rights
Authority of speech
Abstract binaries of Orient and West
Space
History
Faith
Genealogy
Outside/Inside Time
Empty, Homogenous Time
Angel of History/Progress
Materiality
Corporeality
Profane
Insane
Law
Practice
State of Exception
War
Suicide
Logic
Dialectics
Local
National
Aesthetics
Code
Structure
Narrative
Modernities
Postmodernity
Citizenship
Government
Representation
Speech
Voice
Protection
Capital
Ethos
Reflexivity
Deconstruction
Maps
Geography
Nature
Environment
Resources
Gender
Sex
War
Democracy
Fascism
Terror(ism)
Peace
Ideology
Freedom
Process or Transition
Image
Allegory
Zoe
Bios
Aporia
Memory
Humanism
Body
Universality
Discourse
Meaning
Pain
Death
Religion
Secular
Collective Unconscious
Truth
Post-human
Speed/Slowness
Ethics
Morality
Space
Ownership
Privilege
Imagination
Theory
Science
Technology
Common Sense
Hegemony
Power
Violence
Murder
Revolution
Culture