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A overview of the "Self-Consciousness" chapter of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit. I analyze the basic significance of each of the three themes of the chapter, (which Hegel calls "desire," "recognition," and "thought"), and I consider... more
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      Philosophy, Phenomenology, Continental Philosophy, German Idealism
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      Multiculturalism, Identity politics, Politics of Recognition, Immanuel Kant
'Press X to pay respects' is an instruction in 'Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare' (Activision, 2014) and 'Batman: Arkham City' (Rocksteady Studios, 2011), a contextual action that seems to be included to give depth to the game events. But... more
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      Ethics, Game studies, Video Game Design, Politics of Recognition
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      International Relations, Near Eastern Studies, Middle East Studies, Political Science
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      Multiculturalism, Race and Racism, Race and Ethnicity, Knowledge sharing
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      International Relations, Idealism, Constructivism, Identity (Culture)
Inspired by the pioneering work of Robert R. Williams and Axel Honneth, this article offers a new lens through which to consider Hegel's infamous 'rabble problem.' By rethinking the conflict between the rabble and the State as a conflict... more
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      Political Theory, Marxism, Poverty, Hegel
This chapter draws a trajectory from the "end of history" triumphalism to a global trend of democratic backsliding, culminating with a wave of nationalist populism that has swept across Europe and the United States. Fukuyama's evolving... more
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      Political Philosophy, Politics of Recognition, Poland, Politics of Identity
The purpose of this paper is to expose, and provide a possible solution to, an internal inconsistency in Axel Honneth’s critical theory of recognition. Honneth requires a way of making his claim that misrecognition causes subjective... more
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      Critical Theory, Medical Sociology, Ideology, Politics of Recognition
Attitudes towards robots in elderly care are systematically sceptical: a central worry is that a robot caretaker will rob the elderly of their human contacts. Are such worries justified? Will robotics change something relevant concerning... more
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      Politics of Recognition, Quality of Life and Elderly People, Human Dignity
Francis Fukuyama discussed the different perspectives of known thinkers regarding the inner and outer self in the third chapter. He discussed how Augustinian friar Martin Luther King sees humans as sinful in nature and that the inner self... more
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      Social Movements, Power Systems, Human Rights, Identity politics
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      Hegel, Politics of Recognition, Post-Colonialism, Liberty
This chapter analyses the positionality of Halis—former bonded labourers, ploughers and animal carcass removers—who constitute the most subordinated Scheduled Caste (SC) community within the Gaddi tribal orbit. For many Halis, the... more
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      Religious Conversion, Politics of Recognition, Indo-Aryan, Arya Samaj
המאמר דן בצורך לבטל את המונח "הפרעה" בתסמונת הפוסט-טראומתית, ולהחליפו במונח "פציעה". הדיון מתמקד בטראומת מלחמה (קרב וטרור) בלבד, ומציע כי במקרים אלה תיקרא התסמונת PTSI, (Post-Traumatic Stress Injury) ולאPTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress... more
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      Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Social Justice, Stigmatization, Politics of Recognition
Kirjassaan Parcours de la reconnaissance (2004b), englanniksi kään­ nettynä The Course of Recognition (2005), Ricœur aloittaa perusteellisen recognition­käsitteen analyysin kahdesta ranskan kielen sanakirjan (Le Littré ja Le Grand... more
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      Politics of Recognition, Filosofía, Tunnustus
Respekt gegenüber anderen Menschen im Sinne der Achtung ihrer grundlegenden motralischen Ansprüche und ihrer Würdde ist eine zentrale moralische Pflicht und wird in der Regel auch als solche anerkannt. Inwiefern Respekt so zu verstehen... more
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      Multiculturalism, Politics of Recognition, Tolerance, Moral and Political Philosophy
An analysis (in Croatian) of the discourses articulated in public and the politics surrounding the affirmative parliamentary voting on the Istanbul Convention in Croatia, which was then ratified. The article maps four key discourses as... more
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      Discourse Analysis, Discourse, Ideology, Politics of Recognition
במאמר זה אבקש להבין כיצד בעלי השכלה אקדמאית נמוכי שכר חווים את מיקומם החברתי. הספרות שעסקה במצב זה של אי-הלימה בין המדדים השונים של הריבוד ( "סתירת סטטוס"), בחנה ומצאה תחושה חזקה של הפרת ציפיות לסטטוס לכיד. בבחינה פתוחה של חוויות המשכילים... more
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      Self and Identity, Higher Education, Politics of Recognition, Habitus
What is the effect of being an unrecognized state on the national identity of its population? And how does it compare to the identity effect of having been accorded state recognition? This paper argues that contrary to socio-psychological... more
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      Social Identity, Recognition, Politics of Recognition, National Identity
En este artículo, mostraré que emprender una lucha por el reconocimiento resulta problemático para los grupos que son objeto de discriminación y recriminación por razones de su deseo o de su condición sexual. Posteriormente desarrollaré... more
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      Discourse Analysis, Religion, Psychology, Gender Studies
Cultural appropriation is often called a buzzword and dismissed as a concept for serious engagement. Political theory, in particular, has been largely silent about cultural appropriation. Such silence is strange considering that cultural... more
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      Political Philosophy, Multiculturalism, Political Theory, Identity (Culture)
The thesis involve a critical discourse analysis of Danish Scholar Søren Juul's theory of solidarity, which is elaborated in his most well known book "Solidarity in Individualized Societies: Recognition, Justice, and Good judgement" from... more
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      Multiculturalism, Politics of Recognition, Post-Colonialism, Critical Discourse Analysis
The competing theories of state recognition and their failings actively demonstrate that recognition of a state does not have any normative content per se, but rather, that the rules of state recognition, although legal rules, are legal... more
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      Sociology, Social Theory, Sociology of Culture, Law
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      Comparative Literature, Multiculturalism, Narrative, Postcolonial Studies
Publicado en el libro "Aporías de la democracia", Ricardo Espinoza y Jordi Riba (editores). Ediciones Terra Ignota. Un mayor desarrollo de esta cuestión puede ser leído aquí:... more
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      Legitimacy and Authority, Anarchism, Anarchist Studies, Politics of Recognition
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      Critical Theory, Politics of Recognition, Judith Butler, Axel Honneth
הסטיגמה, כשלילה של שונות, כוללת מנגנונים של דחייה, מחיקה סימבולית ואי הכרה. בעל הסטיגמה, אשר מוגדר על ידי החברה כמי שאינו יכול להתקבל לתוכה, מובנה כזהות פגומה המייצרת בו תחושת חרפה. במסגרת החרפה, בעל הסטיגמה הופך סובייקט מפוצל שאינו יכול... more
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      Cultural Studies, Performance Studies, Critical Disability Studies, Israel Studies
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      Philosophical Anthropology, Social Philosophy, Hegel, Recognition
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      Indigenous Studies, Afro Latin America, Politics of Recognition, Afro-Brazilian Culture
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      Politics of Recognition, Somaliland
Hans-Hermann Hoppe contends that the fact that a person has the capacity to argue entails that she has the moral right of exclusive control over her own body. Critics of Hoppe’s argument do not appear to have pinpointed its flaws. I... more
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      Discourse Analysis, Political Philosophy, Rhetoric, Human Rights
This article explores the significance of disability for social justice, using Nancy Fraser’s theory of justice as a guideline. The article argues that the disability perspective is essential for understanding and promoting social... more
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      Critical Theory, Sociology, Social Change, Social Movements
The Liberal International Order (LIO) is currently undermined not only by states such as Russia but also by voters in the West. We argue that both veins of discontent are driven by resentment towards the LIO's status hierarchy, rather... more
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      International Relations, International Relations Theory, Identity (Culture), Populism
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      Disability Studies, Personhood, Politics of Recognition, Personhood as Relational
Ο τίτλος της εργασίας μου είναι και τίτλος άρθρου της δεξιάς λακωνικής εφημερίδας Λακωνικός Κήρυξ το 1982. Παρά τον τίτλο, το άρθρο προβάλλει αντιρρήσεις στον εορτασμό της αντίστασης και υπογράφεται από έναν πρώην χουντικό δήμαρχο. Η... more
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      Political History, Politics of Recognition, Politics Of Identities, Greek political history
The article examines the conjunction of writing and the Hegelian theory of recognition as it appears in Jean-Paul Sartre's text "Why Write?" The author argues that Sartre's theory of literature is not only a theory of literature as... more
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      Recognition, Politics of Recognition, Jean Paul Sartre, Existentialism
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      Cultural Studies, Anthropology, Philosophy, Aesthetics
Partindo da definição "a contrario" de Democracia como o oposto de Autocracia e de uma leitura social dos processos de democratização, essa tese objetiva avaliar criticamente a teoria da ação de Hannah Arendt, reconstruída a partir de um... more
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      Politics of Recognition, Hannah Arendt, Hannah Arendt, theory of revolution, politics of non-violent action, Teoria da democracia
Dans cet essai, je propose un premier défrichement du concept d’appropriation culturelle, en me basant sur le cadre d’analyse de Nancy Fraser. Je tenterai de déterminer si l’appropriation culturelle est un enjeu de justice sociale, et... more
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      Social Justice, Identity politics, Politics of Recognition, Nancy Fraser
The Poetics of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Postmodern Literature revisits the great American post-WWII, postmodern literary texts, namely Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow (1973), Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-5 (1969), and Joseph... more
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      Cold War and Culture, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Politics of Recognition, Masculinity
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      Multiculturalism, Politics of Recognition, Democracy, Feminizm
Perubahan sikap politik negara pasca Orde Baru mengarah pada semangat menciptakan masyarakat yang multikultural dan toleran, salah satu wujudnya adalah keluarnya kebijakan pengakuan terhadap agama lokal. Kaharingan adalah satu dari... more
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      Indigenous Religions, Politics of Recognition, Ekologi, Kebudayaan Dayak
Durante los últimos años se han implantado en las universidades de forma generalizada políticas de evaluación y reconocimiento de la actividad investigadora, cuyos fundamentos y efectos son objeto de revisión en este artículo. La... more
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      Politics of Recognition, University Research
Francis Fukuyama’s work on contemporary problems of identity and recognition portrays national and international liberalism as now under significant threat by the global rise of a reactionary and exclusionary identity politics. For... more
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      Identity (Culture), Nationalism, Politics of Recognition, Neoliberalism
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      Social Theory, Political Philosophy, Multiculturalism, Politics of Recognition
This chapter, from the edited book, ‘Representing Enslavement and Abolition in Museums’, examines the community consultation process that occurred at seven museums in England during the lead up to the development of exhibitions marking... more
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      Cultural Policy, Museum learning, Museum Studies, Cultural Heritage
Heritage sites and places are often mobilized to represent a group's identity and sense of place and belonging. This paper will illustrate how heritage and museum visiting, as a leisure activity, facilitates or impedes recognition and... more
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      Emotion, Self and Identity, Museum Studies, Social Identity
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      Critical Theory, Politics of Recognition, Judith Butler, Axel Honneth
In Red Skin, White Masks Glen Coulthard writes with nuance, clarity and insight into central relations of unjust inequalities in the colonial capitalist world. As the title announces, Coulthard critiques the latest iteration in the... more
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      Indigenous Studies, Indigenous or Aboriginal Studies, Postcolonial Studies, Colonialism