Political Narratosophy: From Theory of Narration to Politics of Imagination

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Acknowledgments
Introduction: Toward the Epistemology of Political Narratosophy and Narratofemosophy. From Theory of Narration to Politics of Imagination. Ricoeur, Fraser, Rancière (Feminist Interpretations)
	On Political Narratosophy. From the Theory of Narration to the Politics of Imagination
	On Political Narratofemosophy
	Notes
1 Political Narratosophy and Narrative – in – Progress: Life as Narrative/ Narrative Identity Thinking Between Discourse Theories and Political Narratosophy
	Paul Ricoeur’s Political Hermeneutics
	Dialectics of ‘Life as Narrative’/ Identity Thinking
	Incisive Theory of Narrative Structures Beyond Structuralism. Politics of Reconfiguration
	Political Economy of The Narrative
		Fraser’s Feminist Social Philosophy. The Transformation of the Discourse Theories to the Social
	Rancière’s Political. From the Aesthetic Theory to the Political Emancipation
	Epistemological Tension Between Neo-Marxist Philosophy, Aesthetic Experience, Democratic Practices and Capital
	Conclusion
	Notes
2 Politics of Narrative Structures as Chiasmus Between Fiction and History: Overlapping the Methodology, Interweaving of Fiction, Historiography, Metahistory
	Historization of Fiction
	Fictionalization of History
	Modalities of the Imaginary Mediation: Reference in Fiction
	Derrida’s Deconstruction of the Political
	Fraser’s Political Economy of the Difference
	Philosophy and the Politics of Imagination (Aporias)
	Metanarratosophy: From Discourse Theory to Normative Ambivalences
	The Modalities of Aesthetic and Ideological Production
	Metamemory. Politics of Memory Between Fiction and History
	Notes
3 From Politics of Aesthetics to the Social of Artistic Practices: In Women’s Writings From East Germany and Former/Post-Yugoslavia
	Obscure Theory. Communist Life as Narrative / Narrative Identity. Aesthetic and Ideological Productive Contradictions
	From Plot to Politics
	The Philosophy of the Referential Reality and Identity Thinking: Possessive and Disciplined Memory
	Referential Reality – Fiction: The Crises of Silence, The Larvae of Language
	Ideological Mimicry
	Identity Thinking as Counterpoint to Documentation
		Kunstprosa: Proto-Narrative Discourse
	Longing for a Falsification. Compressing the Reality: Quasi-History, Quasi-Characters, Quasi-Events, Quasi-Plot
	Post-Yugoslavia Identification and Disidentification. Post-Communist Theory of Discourses: Erosive Fiction – Schism of Un-Identity
		Who Needs “Identity” Thinking?
	Theory of Political Discontinuity. A Disclosed Auto-Bio-Narrative
	Theory. Praxis. History Against Itself
	Schism: Nationalism, Truth And/or Lie
	Schism: Dispersion and Spectralization
	Memory and the Museum: Politicizing the Memory, the Matrix, the Monster, the Museum
	Yugoslav Collective Memory and the Museum
	Shadow, Christa, Bu
	Notes
Conclusion  Political and the ‘Political’ Beyond the Narratosophy
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