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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.
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- Verlag: University Press of America
- Seitenzahl: 382
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. April 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 538g
- ISBN-13: 9780761822202
- ISBN-10: 0761822208
- Artikelnr.: 31206007
- Verlag: University Press of America
- Seitenzahl: 382
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. April 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 538g
- ISBN-13: 9780761822202
- ISBN-10: 0761822208
- Artikelnr.: 31206007
Warren Frederick Morris is Retired.
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
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
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