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| http://www.k-state.edu/english/symposium/2002/grossberg.html |
Lawrenece Grossberg said that, when Sturat Hall once described himself as a political humanist and an intellectual anti-humanist, he perhaps is an ethical humanist.
"Ethics transcends the intellectual enterprise. Similarly, hope, in the end, transcends the political enterprise. Hope can be denial intellectually, but hope isn't defined intellectually."
( quoted from an interview by Gregory J. Seigworth & Melissa Gregg, the interview topic is--Affect's Future: Rediscovering the Virtual and Actual, edited in the book of The affect Theory Reader,2010)
