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. Poststructuralist theory focuses largely on describing how and why subjectsreproduce the social conditions they have internalised. This is adeconstruction of the central idea of the Enlightenment, the human capacityfor autonomous action. At the same time, however, it also denies allindividuals any responsibility and ultimately leads criticism into a crisis.Pragmatist philosophy offers the possibility of determining the role of themind in processes of becoming a subject without abandoning the achievementsof the poststructuralist concept of subjectification. The concept oftransaction describes how actors constitute each other as subjects withinsocial situations. The relationships that arise through such processesdepend, among other things, on the personalities of those people involved.Accordingly, it is possible to identify the responsibility of individuals togovern their social relations and personality development. Since theseaspects can only be determined in localised individual cases, this offers aparticularly suitable starting point for geographical critic.

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