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An outstanding survey of the key issues and debates in dehumanization. Essential reading for students and researchers in ethics, political philosophy, moral psychology, international relations as well as for anyone studying the nature of genocide and crimes against humanity.
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An outstanding survey of the key issues and debates in dehumanization. Essential reading for students and researchers in ethics, political philosophy, moral psychology, international relations as well as for anyone studying the nature of genocide and crimes against humanity.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 424
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Februar 2021
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780429960970
- Artikelnr.: 62172102
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 424
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. Februar 2021
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780429960970
- Artikelnr.: 62172102
Maria Kronfeldner is Professor of Philosophy at Central European University (New York - Vienna - Budapest). She is the author of What's Left of Human Nature (2018), and Darwinian Creativity and Memetics (Routledge, 2011). She currently directs 'The Epistemology of the In/Human' project.
1. Introduction: Mapping dehumanization studies Maria Kronfeldner Part 1:
Oscillating boundaries, dimensions, and hierarchies of humanity in
historical contexts 2. Dehumanization Before the Columbian exchange Siep
Stuurman 3. "Humanity" and its Limits in Early Modern European Thought
László Kontler 4. Enlightenment Humanization and Dehumanization, and the
Orang-utan Silvia Sebastiani 5. Dehumanizing the Exotic in Living Human
Exhibitions Guido Abbattista 6. Dehumanizing Strategies in Nazi Ideology
and their Anthropological Context Johannes Steizinger 7. Theorizing the
Inhumanity of Human Nature, 1955-1985 Erika Lorraine Milam Part 2: Further
special contexts of dehumanization 8. The Social Psychology of
Dehumanization Nick Haslam 9. Dehumanization and the Loss of Moral Standing
Edouard Machery 10. Dehumanization and the Question of Animals Alice Crary
11. Dehumanization, Disability, and Eugenics Robert A. Wilson 12.
Dehumanization and Human Rights Marie-Luisa Frick 13. Dehumanization by Law
Luigi Corrias 14. Dehumanisation in Literature and the Figure of the
Perpetrator Andrea Timár Part 3: The complex facets of dehumanization 15.
Dehumanization and Social Death as Fundamentals of Racism Wulf D. Hund 16.
How Status and Interdependence Explain Different Forms of Dehumanization
Susan T. Fiske 17. Exploring Metadehumanization and Self-dehumanization
from a Target Perspective Stéphanie Demoulin, Pierre Maurage, and Florence
Stinglhamber 18. The Dehumanization and Rehumanization of Refugees
Victoria M. Esses, Stelian Medianu, and Alina Sutter 19. Motivational and
Cognitive Underpinnings of Fear of Social Robots that become "Too Human for
Us" Maria Paola Paladino, Jeroen Vaes, and Jolanda Jetten Part 4:
Conceptual and epistemological questions regarding dehumanization 20.
Objectification, Inferiorization, and Projection in Phenomenological
Research on Dehumanization Sara Heinämaa and James Jardine 21. Why
Dehumanization is Distinct from Objectification Mari Mikkola 22. On Hatred
and Dehumanization Thomas Brudholm and Johannes Lang 23. Dehumanization,
the Problem of Humanity and the Problem of Monstrosity David Livingstone
Smith 24. Psychological Essentialism and Dehumanization Maria Kronfeldner
25. Could Dehumanization Be Perceptual? Somogy Varga. Index
Oscillating boundaries, dimensions, and hierarchies of humanity in
historical contexts 2. Dehumanization Before the Columbian exchange Siep
Stuurman 3. "Humanity" and its Limits in Early Modern European Thought
László Kontler 4. Enlightenment Humanization and Dehumanization, and the
Orang-utan Silvia Sebastiani 5. Dehumanizing the Exotic in Living Human
Exhibitions Guido Abbattista 6. Dehumanizing Strategies in Nazi Ideology
and their Anthropological Context Johannes Steizinger 7. Theorizing the
Inhumanity of Human Nature, 1955-1985 Erika Lorraine Milam Part 2: Further
special contexts of dehumanization 8. The Social Psychology of
Dehumanization Nick Haslam 9. Dehumanization and the Loss of Moral Standing
Edouard Machery 10. Dehumanization and the Question of Animals Alice Crary
11. Dehumanization, Disability, and Eugenics Robert A. Wilson 12.
Dehumanization and Human Rights Marie-Luisa Frick 13. Dehumanization by Law
Luigi Corrias 14. Dehumanisation in Literature and the Figure of the
Perpetrator Andrea Timár Part 3: The complex facets of dehumanization 15.
Dehumanization and Social Death as Fundamentals of Racism Wulf D. Hund 16.
How Status and Interdependence Explain Different Forms of Dehumanization
Susan T. Fiske 17. Exploring Metadehumanization and Self-dehumanization
from a Target Perspective Stéphanie Demoulin, Pierre Maurage, and Florence
Stinglhamber 18. The Dehumanization and Rehumanization of Refugees
Victoria M. Esses, Stelian Medianu, and Alina Sutter 19. Motivational and
Cognitive Underpinnings of Fear of Social Robots that become "Too Human for
Us" Maria Paola Paladino, Jeroen Vaes, and Jolanda Jetten Part 4:
Conceptual and epistemological questions regarding dehumanization 20.
Objectification, Inferiorization, and Projection in Phenomenological
Research on Dehumanization Sara Heinämaa and James Jardine 21. Why
Dehumanization is Distinct from Objectification Mari Mikkola 22. On Hatred
and Dehumanization Thomas Brudholm and Johannes Lang 23. Dehumanization,
the Problem of Humanity and the Problem of Monstrosity David Livingstone
Smith 24. Psychological Essentialism and Dehumanization Maria Kronfeldner
25. Could Dehumanization Be Perceptual? Somogy Varga. Index
1. Introduction: Mapping dehumanization studies Maria Kronfeldner Part 1:
Oscillating boundaries, dimensions, and hierarchies of humanity in
historical contexts 2. Dehumanization Before the Columbian exchange Siep
Stuurman 3. "Humanity" and its Limits in Early Modern European Thought
László Kontler 4. Enlightenment Humanization and Dehumanization, and the
Orang-utan Silvia Sebastiani 5. Dehumanizing the Exotic in Living Human
Exhibitions Guido Abbattista 6. Dehumanizing Strategies in Nazi Ideology
and their Anthropological Context Johannes Steizinger 7. Theorizing the
Inhumanity of Human Nature, 1955-1985 Erika Lorraine Milam Part 2: Further
special contexts of dehumanization 8. The Social Psychology of
Dehumanization Nick Haslam 9. Dehumanization and the Loss of Moral Standing
Edouard Machery 10. Dehumanization and the Question of Animals Alice Crary
11. Dehumanization, Disability, and Eugenics Robert A. Wilson 12.
Dehumanization and Human Rights Marie-Luisa Frick 13. Dehumanization by Law
Luigi Corrias 14. Dehumanisation in Literature and the Figure of the
Perpetrator Andrea Timár Part 3: The complex facets of dehumanization 15.
Dehumanization and Social Death as Fundamentals of Racism Wulf D. Hund 16.
How Status and Interdependence Explain Different Forms of Dehumanization
Susan T. Fiske 17. Exploring Metadehumanization and Self-dehumanization
from a Target Perspective Stéphanie Demoulin, Pierre Maurage, and Florence
Stinglhamber 18. The Dehumanization and Rehumanization of Refugees
Victoria M. Esses, Stelian Medianu, and Alina Sutter 19. Motivational and
Cognitive Underpinnings of Fear of Social Robots that become "Too Human for
Us" Maria Paola Paladino, Jeroen Vaes, and Jolanda Jetten Part 4:
Conceptual and epistemological questions regarding dehumanization 20.
Objectification, Inferiorization, and Projection in Phenomenological
Research on Dehumanization Sara Heinämaa and James Jardine 21. Why
Dehumanization is Distinct from Objectification Mari Mikkola 22. On Hatred
and Dehumanization Thomas Brudholm and Johannes Lang 23. Dehumanization,
the Problem of Humanity and the Problem of Monstrosity David Livingstone
Smith 24. Psychological Essentialism and Dehumanization Maria Kronfeldner
25. Could Dehumanization Be Perceptual? Somogy Varga. Index
Oscillating boundaries, dimensions, and hierarchies of humanity in
historical contexts 2. Dehumanization Before the Columbian exchange Siep
Stuurman 3. "Humanity" and its Limits in Early Modern European Thought
László Kontler 4. Enlightenment Humanization and Dehumanization, and the
Orang-utan Silvia Sebastiani 5. Dehumanizing the Exotic in Living Human
Exhibitions Guido Abbattista 6. Dehumanizing Strategies in Nazi Ideology
and their Anthropological Context Johannes Steizinger 7. Theorizing the
Inhumanity of Human Nature, 1955-1985 Erika Lorraine Milam Part 2: Further
special contexts of dehumanization 8. The Social Psychology of
Dehumanization Nick Haslam 9. Dehumanization and the Loss of Moral Standing
Edouard Machery 10. Dehumanization and the Question of Animals Alice Crary
11. Dehumanization, Disability, and Eugenics Robert A. Wilson 12.
Dehumanization and Human Rights Marie-Luisa Frick 13. Dehumanization by Law
Luigi Corrias 14. Dehumanisation in Literature and the Figure of the
Perpetrator Andrea Timár Part 3: The complex facets of dehumanization 15.
Dehumanization and Social Death as Fundamentals of Racism Wulf D. Hund 16.
How Status and Interdependence Explain Different Forms of Dehumanization
Susan T. Fiske 17. Exploring Metadehumanization and Self-dehumanization
from a Target Perspective Stéphanie Demoulin, Pierre Maurage, and Florence
Stinglhamber 18. The Dehumanization and Rehumanization of Refugees
Victoria M. Esses, Stelian Medianu, and Alina Sutter 19. Motivational and
Cognitive Underpinnings of Fear of Social Robots that become "Too Human for
Us" Maria Paola Paladino, Jeroen Vaes, and Jolanda Jetten Part 4:
Conceptual and epistemological questions regarding dehumanization 20.
Objectification, Inferiorization, and Projection in Phenomenological
Research on Dehumanization Sara Heinämaa and James Jardine 21. Why
Dehumanization is Distinct from Objectification Mari Mikkola 22. On Hatred
and Dehumanization Thomas Brudholm and Johannes Lang 23. Dehumanization,
the Problem of Humanity and the Problem of Monstrosity David Livingstone
Smith 24. Psychological Essentialism and Dehumanization Maria Kronfeldner
25. Could Dehumanization Be Perceptual? Somogy Varga. Index