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but is, instead, constructed through social practices. In a later summary of his view, Laclau claims there is support for this broad sense of discourse in
Saussure. "By discourse... I do not mean something that is essentially restricted to the areas of speech and writing, but any complex of elements in which relations play the constitutive role. This means that elements do not pre-exist the relational complex but are constituted through it. Thus 'relation' and 'objectivity' are synonymous. Saussure asserted that there are no positive terms in language, only differences — something is what it is only through its differential relations to something else."
199:, as well as the Centre for Theoretical Studies in the Humanities and the Social Sciences. Under his directorship, the Ideology and Discourse Analysis programme has provided a research framework for the development of a distinct type of discourse analysis that draws on post-structuralist theory (especially the work of
388:, in which each responded to the others' works in a three-essay cycle. Although Žižek and Laclau noted their similarities and mutual respect, significant political and theoretical differences emerged between all three interlocutors. Following several acrimonious publications in the early 2000s, Laclau wrote in
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in 2006, when in a spate of essays the two argued in an increasingly hostile manner about political action, Marxism and class struggle, Hegel, populism, and the
Lacanian Real. More recently in a 2014 interview with David Howarth, Laclau stated that his relationship with Žižek had deteriorated due to
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Laclau's early work was influenced by
Althusserian Marxism and focused on issues debated within Neo-Marxist circles in the 1970s, such as the role of the state, the dynamics of capitalism, the importance of building popular movements, and the possibility of revolution. Laclau's most significant book
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Laclau subsequently used this account of discourse to re-consider the nature of identity, arguing that all political identities are discursive - even if they are experienced by individuals as 'natural' (even to the point where one's identity is not recognised as an identity). For example, though an
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Laclau and Mouffe also offered a constructivist account of 'discourse'. By drawing on the work of the later
Wittgenstein, they argued that social entities only become meaningful through both linguistic and non-linguistic discursive articulation. As such, the meaning of something is never pre-given
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individual may think that they are just 'born male' this is, for Laclau not the case: 'maleness' is a socially constructed category that has no innate meaning.
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is the most important antagonism in society. In their 2001 introduction to the second edition Laclau and Mouffe commented on this label, stating that whilst '
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2736:Elements of the Philosophy of Right
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725:"Una apuesta por la transformación"
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37:Ernesto Laclau in 2012
1598:Divine right of kings
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1608:Monopoly on violence
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320:economic determinism
267:Jorge Abelardo Ramos
245:in Seville in 2014.
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2786:The Road to Serfdom
2706:The Social Contract
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2921:Political spectrum
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390:On Populist Reason
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1707:Aristotle
1700:Antiquity
1628:Noble lie
1548:Third Way
1543:Socialism
1468:Feudalism
1423:Communism
1403:Anarchism
1382:Theocracy
1367:Oligarchy
1347:Democracy
1332:Autocracy
1246:Pluralism
1231:Obedience
1196:Hierarchy
1156:Authority
1013:Discourse
941:Routledge
922:154718020
876:146643004
710:Pagina/12
673:La Nacion
602:146283536
417:(2001) .
249:Biography
188:in 1977.
2931:Centrism
2626:Politics
2616:Republic
2585:Voegelin
2565:Spengler
2550:Shariati
2525:Rothbard
2480:Nussbaum
2380:Habermas
2355:Fukuyama
2345:Foucault
2270:Ambedkar
2247:Voltaire
2217:de Staël
2192:Rousseau
2073:Franklin
2048:Constant
2008:Beccaria
1840:Muhammad
1820:Gelasius
1805:Averroes
1779:Xenophon
1759:Polybius
1712:Chanakya
1557:Concepts
1523:Populism
1493:Localism
1478:Islamism
1463:Feminism
1362:Monarchy
1266:Property
1256:Progress
1221:Monopoly
1191:Hegemony
1079:Archived
815:(1990).
751:Archived
684:18 April
652:14 April
626:13 April
542:Peronism
506:See also
294:Peronism
201:Saussure
193:Ideology
147:Spanish:
123:Hegemony
2968:Statism
2881:Elitism
2839:Related
2640:(51 BC)
2570:Strauss
2545:Scruton
2540:Schmitt
2530:Russell
2450:Michels
2445:Maurras
2440:Marcuse
2400:Kautsky
2370:Gramsci
2365:Gentile
2335:Dworkin
2325:Du Bois
2320:Dmowski
2315:Chomsky
2310:Burnham
2295:Benoist
2265:Agamben
2232:Thoreau
2222:Stirner
2212:Spencer
2157:Mazzini
2147:Maistre
2142:Madison
2137:Le Play
2068:Fourier
2033:Carlyle
2013:Bentham
2003:Bastiat
1998:Bakunin
1975:Spinoza
1965:Müntzer
1935:Leibniz
1908:Grotius
1888:Bossuet
1855:Plethon
1800:Aquinas
1769:Sun Tzu
1737:Mencius
1727:Han Fei
1498:Marxism
1458:Fascism
1291:Society
1216:Liberty
1201:Justice
1181:Freedom
1029:(eds),
332:Marxist
317:Marxist
205:Derrida
71:, Spain
69:Seville
2830:(1992)
2820:(1971)
2810:(1951)
2800:(1945)
2790:(1944)
2780:(1929)
2770:(1859)
2760:(1848)
2740:(1820)
2730:(1791)
2720:(1790)
2710:(1762)
2700:(1748)
2690:(1689)
2680:(1651)
2670:(1532)
2660:(1313)
2590:Walzer
2580:Taylor
2535:Sartre
2500:Popper
2495:Pareto
2490:Ortega
2475:Nozick
2465:Mouffe
2415:Laclau
2375:Guénon
2360:Gandhi
2300:Berlin
2290:Bauman
2285:Badiou
2275:Arendt
2242:Tucker
2132:Le Bon
2093:Herder
2083:Haller
2078:Godwin
2063:Fichte
2058:Engels
2053:Cortés
2023:Bonald
1980:Suárez
1955:Milton
1945:Luther
1918:Hobbes
1903:Filmer
1893:Calvin
1878:Boétie
1871:period
1850:Ockham
1717:Cicero
1518:Nazism
1306:Utopia
1281:Rights
1271:Regime
1241:People
1226:Nation
959:about
920:
912:
874:
866:
747:Perfil
600:
488:
464:(with
431:
215:, and
203:, and
127:·
125:
106:School
95:Region
2979:Index
2608:Works
2595:Weber
2560:Spann
2555:Sorel
2520:Röpke
2515:Rawls
2470:Negri
2460:Mosca
2455:Mises
2420:Lenin
2390:Hoppe
2385:Hayek
2350:Fromm
2340:Evola
2330:Dugin
2227:Taine
2207:Smith
2187:Renan
2182:Paine
2103:Iqbal
2088:Hegel
2038:Comte
2028:Burke
1940:Locke
1930:James
1883:Bodin
1815:Dante
1810:Bruni
1764:Shang
1747:Plato
1301:State
1251:Power
1236:Peace
1171:Elite
1149:Terms
918:S2CID
910:JSTOR
872:S2CID
864:JSTOR
598:S2CID
279:Justo
221:Lacan
129:
2510:Rand
2505:Qutb
2405:Kirk
2280:Aron
2197:Sade
2177:Owen
2162:Mill
2152:Marx
2120:Kant
2098:Hume
1960:More
1860:Wang
1742:Mozi
1166:Duty
686:2015
654:2014
628:2014
486:ISBN
468:and
429:ISBN
328:post
300:Work
259:PSIN
234:and
195:and
158:and
85:20th
58:Died
43:Born
2575:Sun
2435:Mao
1311:War
1206:Law
902:doi
856:doi
590:doi
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207:),
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