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What role do nonhuman animals play in John Rawls’s political philosophy? In this article, I identify three possible answers to this question. According to the integrationist view, animals can be ... ”. Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, vol. 21, núm. 2, pp. 261-277. [ Links ] Coeckelbergh, Mark, 2009: “Distributive Justice and Co-Operation in a World of Humans and Non
my pedagogical approach in teaching philosophy to explain how affective encounters in communitas between teacher and learners can expand personal understandings and imagine new meaningful possibilities ... Ƭeaching Philosophy as a Pedagogic Practice-ing: Are y ou the Ty pe of Person that Sa y s, “Everything Happens for a Reason”? Valerie Oved Giovanini 0 0 Valerie Oved Giovanini, Ph.D., is an
discussing politics, i.e., mediating between parties. As I argue in this article, these latter aspects of Hume’s political philosophy, often disregarded when examining his reasons against contractualism, are ... ] Macpherson, Crawford, 1962: The Political Theory of Possessive Individualism: Hobbes to Locke. Oxford, Oxford University Press. [ Links ] Marmor, Andrei, 2010: Philosophy of Law. Nueva Jersey, Princeton
This article analyzes Ronald Dworkin’s main contributions to jurisprudence and political philosophy, and shows that they result from a broad vision that integrates law and morality. The exposition is ... : "The Transcendent Lawyer". The Law School, pp. 13-23. [ Links ] Nussbaum, Martha, 2011: "Perfectionist Liberalism and Political Liberalism". Philosophy & Public Affairs, 39, pp. 3-45
This article presents a new reading of Hegel’s theory of punishment, based mainly on his Outlines of the Philosophy of Right, by reading it as an agnostic theory of punishment. The article explores ... Shakespeare on Moral Imagination. Albany: SUNY Press. [ Links ] Brooks, Thom, 2007: Hegel’s Political Philosophy: A Systematic Reading of The Philosophy of Right. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Karen Keifer-Boyd, Professor of Art Education & Women’s Studies The Pennsylvania State University, United States Kristin Congdon, Professor Emerita, Philosophy ... Cueva & Carmiella Salzberg Zorzi Teaching Philosophy as a Pedagogic Practice-ing: Are you the Type of Person that Says, “Everything Happens for a Reason”? Valerie Oved Giovanini Harvesting a Blessing
Much political conflict in the world revolves around the issue of how much freedom to accord people. Liberal democracies are characterized by, e.g., the rule of law and a strong protection of civil ... , income and the political system in generating satisfaction with freedom. Freedom; Satisfaction; Well-being; Happiness; Civil rights; Rule of law 1 Introduction How much freedom to accord people is one
0 Valerie Oved Giovanini, Ph.D., is an independent scholar based in Los Angeles, California, and an affiliate faculty member at the Department of Philosophy, California State University , Northridge ... whose work mainly deals with critical questions in phenomenology, aesthetics, and feminist philosophy , USA 1 https://csun.academia.edu/ValerieGiovanini Alba Torres Robinat, M.A., is from Spain
Department of Philosophy, California State University, Northridge whose work mainly deals with critical questions in phenomenology, aesthetics, and feminist philosophy. Her doctoral research under the guidance ... . Her most recent work on alterity is published in Hypatia: A Journal in Feminist Philosophy and she was a contributing editor on the special issue of Free Associations titled “Aesthetic Subjects.” She
This article argues for the fundamental importance of ‘evil-naming’ as a constitutive operation of modern political discourse. To achieve this goal the article first draws attention to how global ... ‘enemies of mankind’, the article shows that political modernity has less failed to erase the ‘archaic’ practice of evil-naming than constantly relied on it. To make this claim, the article identifies
In the classic debate over the justification of punishment, some avant-garde theories suggest that we must seek such a foundation in a relationship that precedes the criminal offense: a political ... account and punish others for their crimes because we all belong to the same political community as fellow citizens. However, such theories render the punishment of foreigners illegitimate. Drawing on socio
The present article reevaluates the question of social injustice, with the aim of building a useful characterization for political philosophy. The main hypothesis is that the subject of injustice is
The present article reevaluates the question of social injustice, with the aim of building a useful characterization for political philosophy. The main hypothesis is that the subject of injustice is
The present article reevaluates the question of social injustice, with the aim of building a useful characterization for political philosophy. The main hypothesis is that the subject of injustice is
The present article reevaluates the question of social injustice, with the aim of building a useful characterization for political philosophy. The main hypothesis is that the subject of injustice is
The present article reevaluates the question of social injustice, with the aim of building a useful characterization for political philosophy. The main hypothesis is that the subject of injustice is
The present article reevaluates the question of social injustice, with the aim of building a useful characterization for political philosophy. The main hypothesis is that the subject of injustice is
The present article reevaluates the question of social injustice, with the aim of building a useful characterization for political philosophy. The main hypothesis is that the subject of injustice is
The present article reevaluates the question of social injustice, with the aim of building a useful characterization for political philosophy. The main hypothesis is that the subject of injustice is
Karen Keifer-Boyd, Professor of Art Education & Women’s Studies The Pennsylvania State University, United States Kristin Congdon, Professor Emerita, Philosophy & Humanities University of Central Florida ... Virtual Work: Between Real and Imaginary Valeria Rocío Gonzales González Cueva & Carmiella Salzberg Zorzi Teaching Philosophy as a Pedagogic Practice-ing: Are you the Type of Person that Says, “Everything
