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Preface/Introduction

• RETHINKING THE CONTOURS OF CONTEMPORARY CRITICAL THEORY BY VLADIMIR FOURS

  Veranika Furs, Andrey Rolyenok

  7-27

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CRITICAL SOCIAL THEORY: HISTORY AND CONTEMPORARY THINKING

• FROM NON-CLASSICAL TYPES OF RATIONALITY TO CRITICAL THEORY: V. FOURS

  Gintautas Mažeikis

  28-44

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• GENEALOGICAL CRITIQUE OF SOCIAL PRACTICES: NIETZSCHE AND FOUCAULT VERSUS HABERMAS

  Arūnas Mickevičius

  45-65

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• NORMATIVITY IN CRITIQUE: HOW THE THEORY OF SUBJECTIVATION ADVANCES THE THEORY OF RECOGNITION

  Ekaterina Shashlova

  66-80

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THE CRISIS OF THE DISCOURSE OF GLOBALIZATION AND THE CONCEPTS OF MODERNITY

• IMPLOSIVE SOCIETIES: SCREENS, MATTER, AND LATERAL AGENCY

  Ilia Inishev

  81-105

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• UNDERDETERMINED PRAXIS AND POLYCRISIS OF MODERNITY

  Siarhei Liubimau

  106-131

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STUDIES OF POLITICS WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF CRITICAL SOCIAL THEORY

• УЛАДЗІМЕР ФУРС ЯК МЫСЬЛЯР ПАЛІТЫЧНАГА

  Uładzislaŭ Ivanoŭ

  132-142

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• THE METHODOLOGICAL LIMITATIONS OF DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY IN TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY

  Daria Synhaievska

  143-152

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CRITICAL THEORY OF MEDIA, INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY

• WHAT’S WRONG WITH PARTICIPATORY CULTURE?

  Veranika Furs

  153-176

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• THE PROBLEMATIC OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) IN COGNITIVE CAPITALISM: TOWARD POSTHUMANIST CONTOURS OF THE NEW COGNITARIAT

  Denis Petrina

  177-205

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• GENERATIVE MEDIA AND THEIR SUBJECT IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF CRITICAL THEORY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS

  Viktoriya Kanstantsiuk

  206-225

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• CYBERFEMINISM AND THE BELARUSIAN UPRISING: DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURES, AFFECTIVE SOLIDARITY, AND POLITICAL IMAGINATION

  Volha Davydzik

  226-243

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STUDIES OF NATIONALISM

• CRITICALLY ONTOLOGIZING THE NATION: ULADZIMIR KARATKIEVICH’S ZYAMLYA PAD BYELYMI KRYLAMI

  Jakob Wunderwald

  244-266

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• THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CIVIC AND ETHNIC NATIONALISM ACCORDING TO ULADZIMIR FOURS, AND INSTITUTIONS FOR ENFORCING LANGUAGE RIGHTS AS THEIR POINT OF CONVERGENCE

  Anonymous Author

  267-280

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• CONTOURS OF CONTEMPORARY CRITICAL THEORY

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