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Laclau

2012
Introduction Section 1: Philosophy: Universality, Singularity, Difference Rodolphe Gasche How Empty Can Empty Be? On the Place of the Universal Fred Dallmayr Laclau and Hegemony: Some (Post) Hegelian Caveats Oliver Marchart Politics and the Ontological Difference: On the "Strictly Philosophical" in Laclau's Work Rado Riha Politics as the Real of ...
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Ernesto Laclau

2014
Ernesto Laclau has blazed a unique trail in political theory and philosophy since the early 1970s. In so doing, he has articulated a range of philosophical and theoretical currents into a coherent alternative to mainstream models and practices of conducting social and political science.
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The Concept of the Subject in Laclau

Politikon, 2006
Abstract In this article Laclau's conception of the subject as ‘the distance from undecidability to the decision’ is explained, defended and criticised. The starting point of Laclau's intervention, namely the impasse of both the transcendental and structuralist conceptions of the subject, is sketched and the conception of the subject in Hegemony and ...
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Ernesto Laclau and Communication Studies

2018
Abstract Arguably one of the most important political theorists of our time, Ernesto Laclau has produced an extremely influential theoretical corpus involving a multitude of methodological and political implications. His contribution is mainly focused on three fields; discourse, hegemony, and populism, all of them highly connected ...
Yannis Stavrakakis, Antonis Galanopoulos
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Beyond political postmodernism: Hegel and Laclau

Hegel-Jahrbuch, 2014
It would be far too ambitious to sketch a full profile of postmodern political thinking. In this paper, I will only make reference to the thought of Ernesto Laclau, whom I take to be a peak of political postmodernism both for his high critical awareness and for his perseverance in developing a theory of political and social emancipation.
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