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The Significance of Negative Dialectics of


Adorno and the Limits of its Theoretical
Praxis in the Context of History of Dialectics
Kim, Seong-Woo

As the ontological attitude to constitute a society other


than the modern capitalist one, the diverse forms of
ontology of difference have appeared on one side of
Deconstructionism and the ones of ontology of negation on
the other side of Dialectics. A model of the former is
Deleuzes ontology and one of the latter Adornos negative
dialectic. Deleuze as a descendant of Nietzsche determines
negation as a attitude of slaves and presents affirmation as a
axis of revaluation. Unlike a dialektikos who put emphasis
on negation, he doesnt regard affirmation as the uncritical
and anti-critical. But Adorno does still choose negation. And
so he call his way to the truth a negative dialectic in
contrast to previous ones. According to him, the empirical
contents of dialectics consist in the figure of a negation of
the negation, but in the resistance of the other(non-identity,
nature, state-affairs, reality) to the same(identity). Owing to
the experience, dialectics freed from the fetters will have
worked. He presents his negative dialectic in order to
overcome Hegels idealist one and Diamat that has been the
formal ideology of the Soviet Union. Instead of seeking to

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the identity of these previous dialectics, his turn to nonidentity(differences with the present beings) de-constructs
the onto-theological structure as a first basis through the
artistic moment of mimesis that recollects the traces of
differences. But, doesnt his non-identity opposed to
substantialization of the mediate belong to one of the
immediate? Therefore, doesnt his negative dialectic be in
the difficulty of the latest version of philosophical consolation
and the kind of mythical euphemism for which he has
criticized deconstructionism.

Subject Sphere:
Key Words:

Ontology, Social Philosophy


Negative Dialectics, Nietzschean Ontology, Platonic
Dialectic, Hegelian Dialectic, Diamat

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