Debating and Defining Borders
Philosophical and Theoretical Perspectives
Herausgeber: Cooper, Anthony; Tinning, Søren
Debating and Defining Borders
Philosophical and Theoretical Perspectives
Herausgeber: Cooper, Anthony; Tinning, Søren
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This book brings together insights from border scholars and philosophers to ask how we are to define and understand concepts of borders today. Borders have a defining role in contemporary societies.
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This book brings together insights from border scholars and philosophers to ask how we are to define and understand concepts of borders today. Borders have a defining role in contemporary societies.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. August 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 160mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9780815357179
- ISBN-10: 0815357176
- Artikelnr.: 57497674
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. August 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 160mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9780815357179
- ISBN-10: 0815357176
- Artikelnr.: 57497674
Foreword Introduction: Thinking Theoretically and Philosophically about the
Concept of the Border Part I Border studies 1. How Do We Theorise Borders
and Why Should We Do It?: Some Theoretical and Methodological Challenges
2. Borders and Boundaries?: Reflections on Conceptual Distinctions of
Borders in Sociological Theory 3. Borderwork and its Contraries:
Boundary-making and the re-imagining of borders 4. Dwelling Space versus
Geopolitical Space: Reexamining Border Studies in Light of the "Crisis of
Borders" 5. Outflanking the Border Wall at La Frontera Part II Philosophy
6. The Bounds of Hospitality 7. Emplaced at the Thresholds of Life: Toward
a Phenomenological An-Archeology of Borders and Human Bounding 8. Homeland
and Politics of Space 9. Translating as Bordering: An Encounter with the
Foreign Saa Hrnjez 10. Limit and Threshold: Knowledge and Ethics in the
Making 11. One Small Step: Onto-politics of the Limit as Ontology of the
Possible Transformation Part III Border Studies and Philosophy 12. Bridging
Border Studies and Philosophy: The Border and the Limit 13. The Janusface
of the Monad versus the Nomad; an essay on the philosophy of B/ordering and
Othering 14. Moving Borders 15. Walled Borders: Beyond the Barriers of
Immunity of the Nation-States 16. Beyond Borders: Autoimmune Practices in a
State of Law (an aporia) 17. Threshold Experience and the Delineation of
Boundaries Conclusion
Concept of the Border Part I Border studies 1. How Do We Theorise Borders
and Why Should We Do It?: Some Theoretical and Methodological Challenges
2. Borders and Boundaries?: Reflections on Conceptual Distinctions of
Borders in Sociological Theory 3. Borderwork and its Contraries:
Boundary-making and the re-imagining of borders 4. Dwelling Space versus
Geopolitical Space: Reexamining Border Studies in Light of the "Crisis of
Borders" 5. Outflanking the Border Wall at La Frontera Part II Philosophy
6. The Bounds of Hospitality 7. Emplaced at the Thresholds of Life: Toward
a Phenomenological An-Archeology of Borders and Human Bounding 8. Homeland
and Politics of Space 9. Translating as Bordering: An Encounter with the
Foreign Saa Hrnjez 10. Limit and Threshold: Knowledge and Ethics in the
Making 11. One Small Step: Onto-politics of the Limit as Ontology of the
Possible Transformation Part III Border Studies and Philosophy 12. Bridging
Border Studies and Philosophy: The Border and the Limit 13. The Janusface
of the Monad versus the Nomad; an essay on the philosophy of B/ordering and
Othering 14. Moving Borders 15. Walled Borders: Beyond the Barriers of
Immunity of the Nation-States 16. Beyond Borders: Autoimmune Practices in a
State of Law (an aporia) 17. Threshold Experience and the Delineation of
Boundaries Conclusion
Foreword Introduction: Thinking Theoretically and Philosophically about the
Concept of the Border Part I Border studies 1. How Do We Theorise Borders
and Why Should We Do It?: Some Theoretical and Methodological Challenges
2. Borders and Boundaries?: Reflections on Conceptual Distinctions of
Borders in Sociological Theory 3. Borderwork and its Contraries:
Boundary-making and the re-imagining of borders 4. Dwelling Space versus
Geopolitical Space: Reexamining Border Studies in Light of the "Crisis of
Borders" 5. Outflanking the Border Wall at La Frontera Part II Philosophy
6. The Bounds of Hospitality 7. Emplaced at the Thresholds of Life: Toward
a Phenomenological An-Archeology of Borders and Human Bounding 8. Homeland
and Politics of Space 9. Translating as Bordering: An Encounter with the
Foreign Saa Hrnjez 10. Limit and Threshold: Knowledge and Ethics in the
Making 11. One Small Step: Onto-politics of the Limit as Ontology of the
Possible Transformation Part III Border Studies and Philosophy 12. Bridging
Border Studies and Philosophy: The Border and the Limit 13. The Janusface
of the Monad versus the Nomad; an essay on the philosophy of B/ordering and
Othering 14. Moving Borders 15. Walled Borders: Beyond the Barriers of
Immunity of the Nation-States 16. Beyond Borders: Autoimmune Practices in a
State of Law (an aporia) 17. Threshold Experience and the Delineation of
Boundaries Conclusion
Concept of the Border Part I Border studies 1. How Do We Theorise Borders
and Why Should We Do It?: Some Theoretical and Methodological Challenges
2. Borders and Boundaries?: Reflections on Conceptual Distinctions of
Borders in Sociological Theory 3. Borderwork and its Contraries:
Boundary-making and the re-imagining of borders 4. Dwelling Space versus
Geopolitical Space: Reexamining Border Studies in Light of the "Crisis of
Borders" 5. Outflanking the Border Wall at La Frontera Part II Philosophy
6. The Bounds of Hospitality 7. Emplaced at the Thresholds of Life: Toward
a Phenomenological An-Archeology of Borders and Human Bounding 8. Homeland
and Politics of Space 9. Translating as Bordering: An Encounter with the
Foreign Saa Hrnjez 10. Limit and Threshold: Knowledge and Ethics in the
Making 11. One Small Step: Onto-politics of the Limit as Ontology of the
Possible Transformation Part III Border Studies and Philosophy 12. Bridging
Border Studies and Philosophy: The Border and the Limit 13. The Janusface
of the Monad versus the Nomad; an essay on the philosophy of B/ordering and
Othering 14. Moving Borders 15. Walled Borders: Beyond the Barriers of
Immunity of the Nation-States 16. Beyond Borders: Autoimmune Practices in a
State of Law (an aporia) 17. Threshold Experience and the Delineation of
Boundaries Conclusion