%0 Journal Article
%T Die Geschichte des Kommenden. Zur Historizit t der Zukunft im Anschluss an Luhmann und Foucault/The History of What is to Come. On the Historicity of the Future in the Aftermath of Luhmann and Foucault
%A Matthias Leanza
%J Behemoth : a Journal on Civilisation
%D 2011
%I University of Freiburg
%X This article raises the question: to what extent does future itself have a history? In reviewing thetheories of Niklas Luhmann and Michel Foucault, modal time (past, present, future) will be deontologizedand attributed to the operations of an observer. Luhmann¡¯s discussion of Edmund Husserl¡¯sPhenomenology of Inner Time Consciousness and Michel Foucault¡¯s critical appraisal of ImmanuelKant¡¯s Transcendental Idealism provide arguments for a temporalization of time. Hence the historicalsemantics and political technologies involved in the construction of future horizons become ofmajor interest.
%K Soziologie der Zeit
%K Geschichte der Zukunft
%K Modale Zeit
%K Zukunftskonstruktionen
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