Estelle Ferrarese
The Fragility of Concern for Others
Adorno and the Ethics of Care
Übersetzer: Corcoran, Steven
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Estelle Ferrarese
The Fragility of Concern for Others
Adorno and the Ethics of Care
Übersetzer: Corcoran, Steven
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Ferrarese develops our thinking about the social conditions of caring for others, while arguing for an understanding of morality that is materialist and political always-already political.
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Ferrarese develops our thinking about the social conditions of caring for others, while arguing for an understanding of morality that is materialist and political always-already political.
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- Contemporary Continental Ethics
- Verlag: Edinburgh University Press
- Seitenzahl: 160
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 212mm x 131mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 214g
- ISBN-13: 9781474467407
- ISBN-10: 1474467407
- Artikelnr.: 63920158
- Contemporary Continental Ethics
- Verlag: Edinburgh University Press
- Seitenzahl: 160
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. August 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 212mm x 131mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 214g
- ISBN-13: 9781474467407
- ISBN-10: 1474467407
- Artikelnr.: 63920158
Estelle Ferrarese is Professor of Moral and Political Philosophy at Picardie-Jules-Verne University, France. She is the author of Vulnerability and Critical Theory (Brill, 2018), Ethique et politique de l'espace public. Habermas et la discussion (Vrin, 2015) and Qu'est-ce que lutter pour la reconnaissance? (Editions Le Bord de l'Eau, 2013). She is co-editor of Formes de vie (editions du CNRS, 2018) and The Politics of Vulnerability (Routledge, 2017). She is also the author of numerous articles on the Frankfurt School, feminism, deliberative democracy and vulnerability as a political category. Steven Corcoran has translated numerous works by French and German philosophers, including Jacques Rancière and Alain Badiou, and is the editor of The Badiou Dictionary, published by Edinburgh University Press.
Introduction
1. Confluences
A Body-Centred Morality
The Particular against the General
What Is Moral Reasoning?
Internal Nature, External Nature
Gaps
2. The Empire of Coldness
The Withering of Experience, Commensurability, Fetishism and
Self-Preservation.
Forgetting Others
The Withering of Lived Experience
Commensurability and Interchangeability
Fantasmagoria and Fetishism
Self-Preservation
Reflections on the Thesis of 'Forgetting'
Forgetting as a Political (not Cognitive) Category
The Human Being, A Figure without Substrate
3. A Forgetting in the Thesis of Forgetting
Adorno and 'Woman'
The Gender Order: Adornian Insights and Blind Spots
Cold, Furiously Cold Women
Gendered Moral Dispositions: A Reading of Care Theories
Coldness and Caring for Others after Late Capitalism
The Temptation of 'Emotional Capitalism'
Counter-Arguments
4. Concern for Others in a Wrong World
The Fragility of Concern for Others in Acts
The Impossibility of Moral Knowledge
Disadjustments and Reversals
Moral Powerlessness, Political Power
The Moral 'Wrongness' of Concern?
Bibliography
1. Confluences
A Body-Centred Morality
The Particular against the General
What Is Moral Reasoning?
Internal Nature, External Nature
Gaps
2. The Empire of Coldness
The Withering of Experience, Commensurability, Fetishism and
Self-Preservation.
Forgetting Others
The Withering of Lived Experience
Commensurability and Interchangeability
Fantasmagoria and Fetishism
Self-Preservation
Reflections on the Thesis of 'Forgetting'
Forgetting as a Political (not Cognitive) Category
The Human Being, A Figure without Substrate
3. A Forgetting in the Thesis of Forgetting
Adorno and 'Woman'
The Gender Order: Adornian Insights and Blind Spots
Cold, Furiously Cold Women
Gendered Moral Dispositions: A Reading of Care Theories
Coldness and Caring for Others after Late Capitalism
The Temptation of 'Emotional Capitalism'
Counter-Arguments
4. Concern for Others in a Wrong World
The Fragility of Concern for Others in Acts
The Impossibility of Moral Knowledge
Disadjustments and Reversals
Moral Powerlessness, Political Power
The Moral 'Wrongness' of Concern?
Bibliography
Introduction
1. Confluences
A Body-Centred Morality
The Particular against the General
What Is Moral Reasoning?
Internal Nature, External Nature
Gaps
2. The Empire of Coldness
The Withering of Experience, Commensurability, Fetishism and
Self-Preservation.
Forgetting Others
The Withering of Lived Experience
Commensurability and Interchangeability
Fantasmagoria and Fetishism
Self-Preservation
Reflections on the Thesis of 'Forgetting'
Forgetting as a Political (not Cognitive) Category
The Human Being, A Figure without Substrate
3. A Forgetting in the Thesis of Forgetting
Adorno and 'Woman'
The Gender Order: Adornian Insights and Blind Spots
Cold, Furiously Cold Women
Gendered Moral Dispositions: A Reading of Care Theories
Coldness and Caring for Others after Late Capitalism
The Temptation of 'Emotional Capitalism'
Counter-Arguments
4. Concern for Others in a Wrong World
The Fragility of Concern for Others in Acts
The Impossibility of Moral Knowledge
Disadjustments and Reversals
Moral Powerlessness, Political Power
The Moral 'Wrongness' of Concern?
Bibliography
1. Confluences
A Body-Centred Morality
The Particular against the General
What Is Moral Reasoning?
Internal Nature, External Nature
Gaps
2. The Empire of Coldness
The Withering of Experience, Commensurability, Fetishism and
Self-Preservation.
Forgetting Others
The Withering of Lived Experience
Commensurability and Interchangeability
Fantasmagoria and Fetishism
Self-Preservation
Reflections on the Thesis of 'Forgetting'
Forgetting as a Political (not Cognitive) Category
The Human Being, A Figure without Substrate
3. A Forgetting in the Thesis of Forgetting
Adorno and 'Woman'
The Gender Order: Adornian Insights and Blind Spots
Cold, Furiously Cold Women
Gendered Moral Dispositions: A Reading of Care Theories
Coldness and Caring for Others after Late Capitalism
The Temptation of 'Emotional Capitalism'
Counter-Arguments
4. Concern for Others in a Wrong World
The Fragility of Concern for Others in Acts
The Impossibility of Moral Knowledge
Disadjustments and Reversals
Moral Powerlessness, Political Power
The Moral 'Wrongness' of Concern?
Bibliography