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Pomiędzy lewicą a prawicą lub czy bać się prawdy i wychwalać postmodernizm?

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Kilanowski M.
Kultura i Edukacja
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2013
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issue 1(94)
127-144
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Should we be afraid of the truth? This question is important not only for the world of philosophy, but also politics. Reluctance to fixed and immutable foundation used to characterize the left . This right has traditionally appealed to what is permanent, unchanging, universal, in what social order should be rooted. And for that it is criticized. It has been suggested that we should reject the right-wing chains, reject universalism, to become free and head toward postmodernism. Postmodernism today seems to give hope for further development, including policy based on new narratives – particularly left-wing. Postmodernism, as it is seen by Grzegorz Lewicki, seems to be close to the critical theory that can help us in the liberation and emancipation. Closer analysis, however, allows us to see that also in critical theory there is a desire to discover the truth about what is reality. It also allows to see that the category of truth is not as bad as it is painted. It is not necessary to get rid of the reference to the category of truth, because truth is not the problem in itself. We can still keep it without sacrificing what was the best in postmodernism. If we are successful, then there might be the chance to reconcile the left with the right.
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Donald Trump’s Victory as a Symbol of (Center)left Failure in the United States

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Rydliński B.
Krakowskie Studia Międzynarodowe
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2019
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issue 3
135-146
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The aim of this article is the analysis of Donald Trump’s electoral victory in U.S. presidential elections of 2016 in the context of failure of the center-left in this country. Special attention will be paid to political geography of the Rust Belt, one of the most symbolic regions in America, where one can observe the negative consequences of neoliberal globalization. The author of the article will focus on the political language of Donald Trump and the strong anti-globalist statement used by the Republican candidate during primaries as well during presidential debates with Hillary Clinton. This study will also show, how Identity Politics and other idealistic concepts influenced the electoral defeat of the American Left and why a more collective and antagonistic approach could have a positive impact on the whole transatlantic progressive movement.
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Celem niniejszego artykułu jest analiza zwycięstwa Donalda Trumpa w wyborach prezydenckich w Stanach Zjednoczonych w 2016 roku w kontekście porażki projektu centro-lewicowego w tym kraju. Szczególna uwaga zostanie poświęcona geografii wyborczej tzw. Pasa Rdzy, który stanowi jeden z najbardziej symbolicznych regionów Ameryki, w którym możemy zaobserwować negatywne konsekwencje neoliberalnej globalizacji. Autor artykułu skupi się także na języku politycznym Donalda Trumpa, silnym przekazie antyglobalistycznym użytym przez republikańskiego kandydata zarówno w czasie prawyborów, jaki i podczas debat prezydenckich z Hillary Clinton. Studium zaprezentuje także na ile „polityka tożsamości” oraz inne indywidualistyczne koncepty wpłynęły na porażkę wyborczą amerykańskiej lewicy oraz dlaczego bardziej kolektywne i antagonistyczne podejście może w przyszłości mieć pozytywny wpływ na cały transatlantycki ruch postępowy.
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