Abstract
The essay focuses on the shift of traditional dialectical and enlightenment critique by French post-structuralist philosophers. It is a radical re-thinking of criticism that becomes immanent to praxis and life, overcoming the separation between theory and practice. The critique itself is the displacement of the discourse on the ground of concreteness and of acting in actuality. In this key, starting from the deconstruction of Derrida, it compares the criticism without judgment of Deleuze and criticism as indocile style by Foucault.
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