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L'aventure épistémologique contemporaine

Published: 11th of February 2019 | #science #exclusions #rigueur #non disciplinaire #création #pratique

Ouvrage coordonné par Paris Chrysos et Annie Gentès Rencontres autour des travaux d’Anne-Françoise Schmid Les rencontres avec les travaux d'Anne-Françoise Schmid que présente cet ouvrage, mettent la philosophie générique au cœur des pratiques contemporaines des sciences, ouvrant ainsi une nouvelle voie pour la création épistémologique. - Comment produire une description non disciplinaire des sciences ? - Qu’est-ce qui permet aux sciences d’être conceptives ? - De quoi a-t-on besoin pour une science sans exclusions ? - Quels sont les nouveaux opérateurs de rigueur des sciences contemporaines ? Extrait ici : https://onphi.org/corpus/83/laventure-epistemologique-contemporaine

L'Âge de l'épistémologie

Published: 11th of February 2019 | #épistémologie #science #hypothèses #éthique

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Voici la réédition telle quelle, vingt ans après, augmentée de deux postfaces dont l 'une de Franck Varenne, de L 'Âge de l'épistémologie. Science, Ingénierie, Éthique, qui est une analyse de l 'épistémologie comme formation de savoir entre science et philosophie ; de ses hypothèses anciennes et nouvelles.

François Laruelle and Non-Standard Philosophy: The Path of Least Resistance

Published: 1st of July 2018 | #philosophie #futur

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February 8–9 2018 TUJ-ULB Contemporary Philosophy Workshop 2019 "François Laruelle and Non-Standard Philosophy: The Path of Least Resistance” This research workshop aims at providing a platform for scholars in the field of contemporary continental philosophy to discuss the significance of Non-Philosophy. The thematic focus of the workshop will be on the notion of “resistance” in the works of François Laruelle but any papers on Non-philosophy in the context of contemporary continental philosophy are welcomed. Abstract: Philosophy or philosophical knowledge functions as a foundational rational core of all modes of thought attempting to envision the real. The paths philosophy undertakes historically embrace a totalizing ambition in the supposed attempt to define, grasp and/or seize the essence of the real. Laruelle’s non-standard philosophical approach offers a new path, one of least resistance that moves away from the pre-established pursuits to grasp and deliver us the real (le Réel). This elusive yet ultimate desire of philosophy defines all forms of (philosophical) thought without exception. Traditional philosophy and metaphysics are in ceaseless pursuit of totality in regard to various practices and modes of production as well as use of knowledge. Moreover, non-standard philosophy tries to establish what will serve as an underlying principle of democracy in thought. Philosophy re-produces and reasserts itself through the production of knowledge, feeding on its own self-sufficiency while non-standard philosophy tries to liberate knowledge by using its generic potential so that new forms of thought and knowledge can emerge. Philosophy defines, confines, and shapes subjects and objects, non-standard philosophy tries to use the available knowledge in a way that eludes known philosophical constraints. There can not be real democracy without first and foremost instituting a democracy in thought, and this is where non-standard philosophy will be used to provide a future platform and methodology grounded in genericity of knowledge and immanence rather than traditional metaphysics. We need a novel path of least philosophical resistance if we are to achieve these goals. https://philevents.org/event/show/62798