Escaping Alienation is a work of philosophical anthropology providing a theory of alienation and its opposite, dealienation. What it means to be human is answered from diverse perspectives provided by naturalism, pragmatism, existentialism, psychoanalysis and social psychology.
Escaping Alienation is a work of philosophical anthropology providing a theory of alienation and its opposite, dealienation. What it means to be human is answered from diverse perspectives provided by naturalism, pragmatism, existentialism, psychoanalysis and social psychology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 Negativity: Foundation of Alienation: Ontological Principle of Negativity What or Who is the Other? The Being of Thought Thinking the Universal The Thought of Being The Truth of Being Alienation Chapter 4 Alienation: Impetus for Self Development: Nature of the Self Narcissism and Self-Development Narcissistic Selfhood Egoistic Selfhood Social Selfhood The Alienated Self Natural Self-Seeking Roots of Evil Chapter 5 Alienating Work: Self-Objectifying Work Social Dominance and Submission Alienating Self-Objectification Alienating Collective Work Self-Objectification Requires Socialization Freudian Repression versus Hegelian Sublation Alienation and Identif Chapter 6 Freedom: Freedom and Rationality Freedom and Necessity Normative Freedom Critique of Personal Freedom Freedom and Authority Escaping Freedom Social Implications of Rational Freedom Chapter 7 Religious Dealienation: Religious Alienation Authoritarian Evil Atonement Escaping Finitude Alienating Religion God as Other of Self God as Self Chapter 8 Cultural Alienation: Derivation of Culture Defective Socialization Subordinating Self to Culture Subordinating Culture to Self Identification with Cultural Authority Totalitarian Culture Cultural Dealienation Chapter 9 Dealienation: Defining Dealienation Overcoming Alienation Authoritarian Dealienation Conscience Guiding Freedom Hegelian Critique of Conscience Dealienating Love Character and Virtue Prescription for Dealienation Chapter 10 Argument Recapitulation: Negativity Self-Development Socialization Freedom Religion Culture Dealienation Chapter 11 Glossary Chapter 12 Bibliography Chapter 13 Index
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 Negativity: Foundation of Alienation: Ontological Principle of Negativity What or Who is the Other? The Being of Thought Thinking the Universal The Thought of Being The Truth of Being Alienation Chapter 4 Alienation: Impetus for Self Development: Nature of the Self Narcissism and Self-Development Narcissistic Selfhood Egoistic Selfhood Social Selfhood The Alienated Self Natural Self-Seeking Roots of Evil Chapter 5 Alienating Work: Self-Objectifying Work Social Dominance and Submission Alienating Self-Objectification Alienating Collective Work Self-Objectification Requires Socialization Freudian Repression versus Hegelian Sublation Alienation and Identif Chapter 6 Freedom: Freedom and Rationality Freedom and Necessity Normative Freedom Critique of Personal Freedom Freedom and Authority Escaping Freedom Social Implications of Rational Freedom Chapter 7 Religious Dealienation: Religious Alienation Authoritarian Evil Atonement Escaping Finitude Alienating Religion God as Other of Self God as Self Chapter 8 Cultural Alienation: Derivation of Culture Defective Socialization Subordinating Self to Culture Subordinating Culture to Self Identification with Cultural Authority Totalitarian Culture Cultural Dealienation Chapter 9 Dealienation: Defining Dealienation Overcoming Alienation Authoritarian Dealienation Conscience Guiding Freedom Hegelian Critique of Conscience Dealienating Love Character and Virtue Prescription for Dealienation Chapter 10 Argument Recapitulation: Negativity Self-Development Socialization Freedom Religion Culture Dealienation Chapter 11 Glossary Chapter 12 Bibliography Chapter 13 Index
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