Critical practice from Voltaire to Foucault, Eagleton and beyond: contested perspectives
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgments....................................................................................................xi
Preface......................................................................................................................xiii
Overview......................................................................................................................i
The Method of Critique......................................................................................i
Historical Roots of this Study............................................................................2
Institutional History and Cultural Criticism.................................................3
Critical Theory in Question................................................................................6
Historical-Materialist Method...........................................................................7
Who Are Critical Practitioners?........................................................................8
Historical-Materialist Invasion.......................................................................12
1 What is Critical Practice?.................................................................................17
Modes of Critical Practice...............................................................................17
Luc Boltanski: Social Science Critique.........................................................20
Spying on the World from the Library.....................................................23
Liberation........................................................................................................26
Elimination of all Social Differentiation?..............................................27
Detective Work as Critical Social Science..............................................28
Teresa Ebert: Humanities Critique................................................................33
Blame it on Dilthey.......................................................................................35
Is All Literature Criticism?.........................................................................37
Theory as Method in Humanities.............................................................37
Interpretive Impasse....................................................................................38
Submerging Truth in Layers of Linguistic Foam..................................39
Marx and Critique........................................................................................41
Probing the Historicity of Material Reality............................................42
Chick-Lit and Capitalist Domination......................................................44
Max Horkheimer: Meta-Critique...................................................................47
Stalking Western Civilization....................................................................50
What Historical Origins for Critical Theory?.........................................52
Horkheimer s Bourgeois Philosophy.......................................................53
Machiavelli + Hobbes + Vico = Bourgeois Dystopia............................58
Machiavelli s Vision......................................................................................61
A False Good Idea?.......................................................................................62
Summary..............................................................................................................65
vi CONTENTS
2 Voltaire: Setting the Role of Public Intellectual.........................................67
On Vigilance........................................................................................................67
Critical Judgment...............................................................................................67
Here is Voltaire....................................................................................................69
Is Voltaire a Category Error?............................................................................73
Critical Perspective at the Margin.................................................................74
Battle Against Fanaticism................................................................................75
Encyclopedic Démystifications......................................................................77
Dangers of a Progressive Position..................................................................82
Intellectual Acumen.........................................................................................85
The Enlightenment Quagmire.......................................................................86
Banished Realism...............................................................................................87
The Danger of Being Earnest..........................................................................go
Assertively Modern...........................................................................................91
More Than Just Digging Up Dirt....................................................................92
Best of all Possible Worlds: Not Lisbon........................................................95
Critical Value of the Systematically Absent................................................98
Creative Value of Negativity..........................................................................101
Theater of Opposition....................................................................................103
Candide as Tragicomedy................................................................................104
Revolutionary Praxis with a Hoe.................................................................106
Biography Trumping History?......................................................................107
Decency Flashes in a Dehumanized World..............................................108
Moral Rectitude in an Immoral World.......................................................109
Soft on Politics?................................................................................................110
Disillusioned Utopian?...................................................................................113
3 Schiller: Reform Consciousness to Change the World...........................116
Here is Schiller..................................................................................................116
University Politics............................................................................................117
Critical Production..........................................................................................120
A Man of Three Seasons.................................................................................121
Revolutionary Theater....................................................................................127
Setting the Scene for The Robbers .......................................................128
The Curtain Falls.........................................................................................129
From Theater to Philosophy.........................................................................131
Narrative Arc Defined.....................................................................................134
Social-Philosophy with Feeling....................................................................136
Goethe.................................................................................................................136
Critical Tension: Materialist and Idealist..................................................141
CONTENTS Vii
Freedom as Judgment.....................................................................................143
Revolution as Change in Consciousness...................................................146
Beyond Beauty..................................................................................................149
Freedom Beyond Necessity as Grace..........................................................151
Dignity as Freedom s Higher Calling..........................................................153
Aesthetic Education: Revolution as an Inside Job..................................154
Play.......................................................................................................................157
Political Aesthetics..........................................................................................161
Late Drama........................................................................................................163
Hitting the Arrow on the Head....................................................................165
Revolution as Determined Political Action..............................................166
Closing on Form...............................................................................................169
4 Foucault: The End of Evasion.......................................................................172
Foucault Uncorked..........................................................................................172
Gunning Away From the Intellectual Stratosphere................................174
Critical Particulars...........................................................................................177
Sawing off the Limb on Which He Stood?................................................179
Ten Years Stalking a Doctorate.....................................................................181
Modern Rationality as Institutional Abuse..............................................184
From Literature to Student Upheaval........................................................186
University Straitjacket of Conventional Thought?.................................188
Experimental University as Spectacle: Thinking
Runs Wild......................................................................................................190
From Revolution to Promotion....................................................................192
L Ordre du Discours.........................................................................................193
A Program Without Foundations................................................................197
Disciplined Tourbillons..................................................................................199
On History as Style..........................................................................................202
Political Ordering: Things and Words.........................................................204
Timeless History...............................................................................................206
Method as Historical Dig...............................................................................208
Disestablishment of Society.........................................................................212
Genealogy..........................................................................................................215
Dispositifs..........................................................................................................219
Critic in Kant s Wake.......................................................................................221
Critical Truth: I have no Tide .....................................................................224
Public Reason, Private Reasons....................................................................227
Philosophizing Without Declarative Sentence........................................230
Foucauldian Postlude: No Music, No Dancing........................................233
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5 Jean Baudrillard: Critical Practice as Core Extraction...........................236
Baudrillard Caged!...........................................................................................236
Ah, To Be Alienated Again!............................................................................237
Hyperreality as Postmodern Frame............................................................239
Imagination and Reality.................................................................................244
Objects as De-objectification.......................................................................245
Breathless Atmosphere..................................................................................249
Throw-Away Utility as Universal Form......................................................251
Less Than Entirely Beautiful: America.......................................................252
Choice Without Liberty..................................................................................255
Debt: Now They Got You, Now You Don t..................................................257
Dematerialization of Objective Reality.....................................................260
Simulacra and Simulation.............................................................................261
No Body, No Murder?......................................................................................264
Critical Imaging of the Real Crime.............................................................266
Illusion is Better than Nothing at All..........................................................269
Critique is Dead: Vivre Radical Thought...................................................269
Power Begets Agony........................................................................................271
Domination and Hegemony.........................................................................273
The Theory of the Second Best....................................................................276
Politics as Despicable Half-Measures.........................................................279
An Aesthetic of Death?..................................................................................280
White Terror......................................................................................................281
Bamboozled by Good......................................................................................283
Cybernetic Vortex............................................................................................284
Markets Make Consumers.............................................................................287
Rogue Events.....................................................................................................289
Baudrillard s Method......................................................................................291
6 Eagleton: Literary Critic - Literature or Criticism?................................294
London s Most Loved Literary Critic..........................................................294
In the Beginning, Lacking Uniform............................................................297
Criticism vs. History?......................................................................................298
Self-Denial or Self-Deception?.....................................................................302
Theory?...............................................................................................................302
English on Trial.................................................................................................303
Literary Verdun: Eagleton s Critical Cannon............................................305
What of Unconsciousness?...........................................................................307
After-Words........................................................................................................310
Afterworlds........................................................................................................312
CONTENTS ix
Post-Modernists be Damned!.......................................................................314
The Ideology of Criticism..............................................................................318
From Tatler to Facebook................................................................................321
Capital Sucks the Life from Criticism.........................................................325
Ideology and Critical Aesthetics..................................................................326
Aesthetics and Marx.......................................................................................328
Was Marx Right?..............................................................................................333
Born-Again Marx..............................................................................................335
The Power of the Social State.......................................................................336
The Realism of Historical Materialism......................................................339
Tragic Irony........................................................................................................341
Socialism?..........................................................................................................344
The Public Intellectual...................................................................................346
7 Hayden White: Historic Truth as Story Telling.........................................348
Against Historical Formatting......................................................................348
Militant Accretion...........................................................................................349
Historical Half-Measures...............................................................................350
History as Irony................................................................................................353
Metahistory as Postulate................................................................................354
Four Figures of Interpretation.................................................................358
Irony: More Than a Stage Technique..........................................................362
The Poetics of History.....................................................................................364
Imaginary Mastery.________________________________________________________________________________________368
Style as Consciousness Figured-out............................................................371
The Irony of Irony............................................................................................373
Behind the Veil: Culture Failure?.................................................................376
What Historians Do________________________________________________________________________________________377
Trapped by the Trope of Progress................................................................379
Inescapably Ironic...........................................................................................382
The Tragic Fault of Disciplined History.....................................................386
History Rules: Utopia is Disqualified..........................................................388
The Subliminal Becomes Unimaginable...................................................393
Historical Limits on Being.............................................................................395
Narrative Flaw?.................................................................................................397
Is History Really There?..................................................................................399
Defenselessly True___________________________________________________________________________________________403
8 Liberation: Project, Method, Object...........................................................406
Beyond Domination by Necessity...............................................................406
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CONTENTS
Critical Profiling....................................................................................................407
Engagement.......................................................................................................408
Genre Criticism................................................................................................409
The Radical Benchmark.................................................................................410
Cases of Critical Objectification..................................................................412
Justification or Demagogy?...........................................................................414
Is Jail Necessary?..............................................................................................415
Disciplinary Irreverence.................................................................................417
The Issue of Method............................................................................................421
Limits on the Reach of History.....................................................................422
The Historicity of the H-M Method............................................................427
Ideological Flux................................................................................................428
Critical Vision: More than Meets the Eye..................................................430
20th Century Openings..................................................................................433
Baudrillard s Bold Move.................................................................................436
Trapped by One s Critical Object?...............................................................437
Materialized History with Eagleton and White.......................................439
Eagleton s Methodological Frame...............................................................440
White and History s Historicity....................................................................441
History s Line of Defense...............................................................................443
Disciplined History: Counter Revolution from Above?.........................444
History s Double Dialectic.............................................................................446
History as Apology?.........................................................................................449
Intention as Potency.......................................................................................450
What Critique of the Critical Industry?..........................................................452
Excessively Reasonable..................................................................................456
Prolific Irrationality.........................................................................................458
Reason against Reason?.................................................................................459
Confusion in the Frankfurt Schoolroom?......................................................460
The Limits of Critical Rationalism..............................................................462
What Future for Critical Practice?...................................................................468
Promising Leads....................................................................................................472
Appendix: Technical Note..................................................................................475
Bibliography...........................................................................................................479
Index.........................................................................................................................493
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