Cosmopolitan Love and Individuality outlines the quest for an ethic of social recognition and inclusion based on shared humanity rather than membership of fictional social, and cultural groupings such as religions and ethnicities. The book proposes love as the glue for social inclusion, where love is the emotional recognition of others.
Cosmopolitan Love and Individuality outlines the quest for an ethic of social recognition and inclusion based on shared humanity rather than membership of fictional social, and cultural groupings such as religions and ethnicities. The book proposes love as the glue for social inclusion, where love is the emotional recognition of others.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Nigel Rapport is professor of anthropological and philosophical studies at the University of St. Andrews.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Love as an answer? Chapter 2: An anthropology of love Chapter 3: Voices in a wider debate on love Chapter 4. The ontology of individuality and the symbology of society Chapter 5: Taking stock: Love, vision, category, moment Chapter 6: Empirical investigations: On Stanley Spencer and Phil Ward Chapter 7: Three possible ways to a universalized love Chapter 8: The British National Health Service Chapter 9: Historical overview Chapter 10: Contemporary treatments: Love today Chapter 11: Love's devices Chapter 12: Loving recognition as a program
Chapter 1: Love as an answer? Chapter 2: An anthropology of love Chapter 3: Voices in a wider debate on love Chapter 4. The ontology of individuality and the symbology of society Chapter 5: Taking stock: Love, vision, category, moment Chapter 6: Empirical investigations: On Stanley Spencer and Phil Ward Chapter 7: Three possible ways to a universalized love Chapter 8: The British National Health Service Chapter 9: Historical overview Chapter 10: Contemporary treatments: Love today Chapter 11: Love's devices Chapter 12: Loving recognition as a program
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