Abstract
The purpose of this article is to crisscross Rahel Jaeggi’s proposal of an immanent critique of forms of life with Robert Brandom’s inferentialist theory. The process of rationalization of a community of speakers’ cultural and conceptual resources developed by Brandom is useful to understand forms of life as solving instances of second-order problems. To this end, I will explain Jaeggi’s notion of forms of life as solving instances of second-order problems, which I will complement with Brandom’s “expressive freedom”. Secondly, I will develop his inferentialist approach, which I will articulate with second-order problems in relation to the explanation of the inferential relations of concepts within a space of reasons. Finally, I will develop the argument in which the opening of a space of reasons may be understood as the place where one can find the germ of the critique that could lead to social transformation.
Highlights
The purpose of this article is to crisscross Rahel Jaeggi’s proposal of an immanent critique of forms of life with Robert Brandom’s inferentialist theory
Which the opening of a space of reasons may be understood as the place where one can find the germ of the critique that could lead to social transformation
Pues, sería la apertura permanente al espacio de las razones, es decir, la capacidad de revelar y cuestionar los vínculos inferenciales entre nuestras creencias y razones (Forst 2015, 119-120)20, así como de ser capaces de representarnos un orden de cosas alternativo que evite la reproducción de lo ya existente21
Summary
The purpose of this article is to crisscross Rahel Jaeggi’s proposal of an immanent critique of forms of life with Robert Brandom’s inferentialist theory. Las formas de vida son entendidas por Jaeggi como prácticas sociales formadas culturalmente, las que constituyen instancias de resolución de problemas de segundo orden.
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