VILÉM FLUSSER’S RADICAL IMMANENT MONISM: MAKING SOME SENSE OF FLUSSER’S NOTIONS OF THE DEVIL, SCEPTICISM, IRONY, SELF-IRONY, EXILE, LANGUAGE, AND PHILOSOPHY PROPER

Starting from Flusser’s most explicit statements about irony, self irony, and the Devil, I try to make some sense of the relations, in Flusser’s thought, between language, reality and scepticism. And, perhaps most importantly, I try to clarify Flusser’s notion of the role of philosophy proper, as opposed to science, art, and religion.