Laclau

Introduction  Section 1: Philosophy: Universality, Singularity, Difference Rodolphe Gasché  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 Philosophy Linda Zerilli This Universalism Which Is Not One Section 2: Democracy: Politics, Ethics, Normativity Simon Critchley  Is there a Normative Deficit in the Theory of Hegemony? Mark Devenney  Ethics and Politics in Discourse Theory Aletta Norval  Democratic Decisions and the Question of Universality: Rethinking Recent Approaches William E. Connolly  The Ethos of Democratization Jelica Sumic  Anarchism of Emancipation or Fidelity to Politics Section 3: Hegemony: Discourse, Rhetorics, Antagonism Jason Glynos and Yannis Stavrakakis  Encounters of the Real Kind: Sussing Out the Limits of Laclau's Embrace of Lacan J. Hillis Miller  "Taking Up a Task": Moments of Decision in Ernesto Laclau's Thought Urs Stäheli  Competing Figures of the Limit: Dispersion, Transgression, Antagonism and Indifference Torben Dyrberg  The Political and Politics in Discourse Analysis David Howarth  Hegemony, Political Subjectivity and Radical Democracy Ernesto Laclau  Glimpsing the Future  A Reply Appendix 1: Ernesto Laclau and Judith Butler  The Uses of Equality  Appendix 2: Bibliography of Ernesto Laclau's Work