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The article aims to clarify the eschatological aspects of the Enlightenment worldview and explore its implications based on Koselleck and Foucault's insights.

February 17, 2026Open Access

Koselleck and Foucault: Crisis, Eschatology and Experimentation

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The article aims to clarify the eschatological aspects of the Enlightenment worldview and explore its implications based on Koselleck and Foucault's insights.
Analyzed Koselleck’s Critique and Crisis alongside Foucault’s readings of Kant and Baudelaire
Integrated perspectives from religious scholars, mainly J.J. Collins
Explored the conceptual links between Enlightenment ideas and apocalyptic genre attributes
Identified that Enlightenment conceptual grammar mirrors features of the apocalyptic genre
Proposed Foucault’s concept of the experience book as a viable alternative for future philosophies
Highlighted the moral implications tied to the eschatological framework in modern critique

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This article examines eschatological themes in Enlightenment thought, highlighting implications for modern philosophy.

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Oliver Roberts-Garrat (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699405254e9c9e835dfd5fda https://doi.org/10.13137/1825-5167/37930

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Koselleck and Foucault: Crisis, Eschatology and Experimentation

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