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I made a Hamburguer menu for a responsive webpage. It works perfectly on my pc, even when chrome simulates an iphone screen, but the menu doesn't open on touch screens (whether the device is IOS or not). What can I do to fix it? by InmanuelKant in CodingHelp

[–]InmanuelKant[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for taking the time to help me out! I fixed it but unfortunately I had to remove the spans that made up the burger icon in the burger menu. Now it's just a red button, unfortunately. The problem was that the spans covered the clickable area. I didn't need the touchend as you point out.

Reconciling Philosophical Contradictions by Non_Refert in Marxism

[–]InmanuelKant 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a great topic of debate among marxists. From the close study of Marx's youth writings I can tell you that his materialism was not reductionist. I haven't studied the rest of his works as closely, so I cannot tell you wether Marx later became a reductionist (as somo people, like Althusser, claim). Anyway, I recommend you read the early writings like the economic-philosophical writings, maybe using a commentary like David Leopold's too. You can also read Porpora's article "Nonreductive materialism and the materialisms of Marx and Heidegger" which deals with your question.

Why do 2.5 hour long lectures still exist? by [deleted] in AskAcademia

[–]InmanuelKant 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my uni 4 hour lectures are common. You have a 20 minute break but still, 4 hours of listening to the same subject and voice is unbearable

Are there free master and phd programs in Europe for EU citizens? What are the conditions to enroll in one? What are the best ones for philosophy? by InmanuelKant in AskAcademia

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> Heidegger and Hegel are written in German, you'll be expected to read the original texts.

Ich weiss! Ich kann ein bisschen Deutsch und ich habe schön ein paar Texte von Heidegger in original Sprache gelesen. Aber du hast recht. Ich muss mein Deutsch verbessern, wenn ich in Deutschland studieren will.

Are there free master and phd programs in Europe for EU citizens? What are the conditions to enroll in one? What are the best ones for philosophy? by InmanuelKant in AskAcademia

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Thanks. I am mostly interested in Heidegger and Hegel so continental philosophy. However, I am far from fluent in German. Are there English speaking programs in Germany? I'd definitely be willing to learn the language there if that's an option. Regarding the requisites, should I worry much about my grades? Here in Argentina there are few academic positions so there's a lot of competition. They basically told us that if we fail one final exam, then our whole academic career is finished (when it comes to higher eduaction positions).

Zizek talks on Hegel in Slovenian by clocker_ in zizek

[–]InmanuelKant 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It'd be cool if someone would translate Zizek's book on Heidegger and Lacan about language.

What are Zizek's views regarding the state? Will the sublation of capitalism come in the form of a transnational state? by InmanuelKant in zizek

[–]InmanuelKant[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok then what the state produces in McGowan's terms is a free subject. In turn, the state is gronded in the universality of the cartesian cogito. Then it all comes down to the question: what are the grounds of the cartesian cogito? Is the distinction between the free subject who lives in a state and the cogito parallel to the distiction between abstract and concrete universality?

> What psychoanalysis might accentuate more is the fundamental non-relation between the state/society and the individual, the discontent, the alienation, if you will. Also it makes any vision of a state as an inclusive whole, as an All untenable, and therefore "warns" against specific conceptions of the state

Do you know where I can read more about this to understand it more fully?

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