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Race And Place: Social Space In The Production Of Human Kinds, Ronald Sundstrom
Race And Place: Social Space In The Production Of Human Kinds, Ronald Sundstrom
Philosophy
Recent discussions of human categories have suffered from an over emphasis on intention and language, and have not paid enough attention to the role of material conditions, and, specifically, of social space in the construction of human categories. The relationship between human categories and social spaces is vital, especially with the categories of class, race, and gender. This paper argues that social space is not merely the consequent of the division of the world into social categories; it is constitutive of social categories. To put it more bluntly, if who we are is bound up with place, then not only …
كتاب المكان واللامكان: الفصل الأول, Mansour M. Elbabour
كتاب المكان واللامكان: الفصل الأول, Mansour M. Elbabour
Mansour M Elbabour
No abstract provided.
كتاب المكان واللامكان: مقدمة المترجم, Mansour M. Elbabour
كتاب المكان واللامكان: مقدمة المترجم, Mansour M. Elbabour
Mansour M Elbabour
No abstract provided.
كتاب المكان واللامكان: الفصل الثاني, Mansour M. Elbabour
كتاب المكان واللامكان: الفصل الثاني, Mansour M. Elbabour
Mansour M Elbabour
No abstract provided.
Dilthey And Simmel: A Reading From/Toward Buber's Philosophy Of History, Jules Simon
Dilthey And Simmel: A Reading From/Toward Buber's Philosophy Of History, Jules Simon
Jules Simon
No abstract provided.
Hegels Familienbegriff – Vermittelt Durch Rosenzweig: Darstellung Einer Eigentuemlichen Geschichte, Jules Simon
Hegels Familienbegriff – Vermittelt Durch Rosenzweig: Darstellung Einer Eigentuemlichen Geschichte, Jules Simon
Jules Simon
No abstract provided.
Metaphor, Objects, And Commodities, George H. Taylor, Michael J. Madison
Metaphor, Objects, And Commodities, George H. Taylor, Michael J. Madison
Articles
This Article is a contribution to a Symposium that focuses on the ideas of Margaret Jane Radin as a point of departure, and particularly on her analyses of propertization and commodification. While Radin focuses on the harms associated with commodification of the person, relying on Hegel's idea of alienation, we argue that objectification, and in particular objectification of various features of the digital environment, may have important system benefits. We present an extended critique of Radin's analysis, basing the critique in part on Gadamer's argument that meaning and application are interrelated and that meaning changes with application. Central to this …