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Discourse theory's claim that nothing exists outside discourse is reductionism upward

Discourse theory's claim that nothing exists outside discourse is reductionism upward

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Discourse theory’s claim that nothing exists outside discourse is reductionism upward

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  • A discourse both enables and constrains how a topic can be constructed
  • Critical Theory claims to cure philosophy only from outside its own boundaries
  • Discourse theory is politically responsible but historically ungrounded.
  • Discourse-centered theory treats knowing the world as totalizing and thus evades material change
  • Extreme Foucauldian premises reduce theory to passive consumption of discourse
  • Fully discursive theory commits 'reductionism upward' by collapsing operates-like into is