Moral Images of Freedom

Exploring the influences of key thinkers like Heidegger, Cassirer, Fanon, and Benjamin, this work revives Kantian political philosophy amidst contemporary nihilism. It confronts the pervasive violence in society—economic, social, political, and cultural—by weaving a narrative of hope through diverse representations of freedom. The book emphasizes the urgent need for a decolonization of critical theory and advocates for a renewed commitment to the future of socialism, challenging readers to rethink the purpose and direction of critical thought.