Both contemporary philosophy and commonsense morality presuppose a personal autonomy and integrity that an unjust social system may make impossible for some people. Babbit examines the implications of this insight, drawing on feminist and antiracist political theory, contemporary analytic ethics and philosophy of mind, and nonphilosophical literature. She argues for the role of moral imagination in discovering and defending a more humane vision.
Both contemporary philosophy and commonsense morality presuppose a personal autonomy and integrity that an unjust social system may make impossible for some people. Babbit examines the implications of this insight, drawing on feminist and antiracist political theory, contemporary analytic ethics and philosophy of mind, and nonphilosophical literature. She argues for the role of moral imagination in discovering and defending a more humane vision.
Susan E. Babbitt is assistant professor of philosophy at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Myths, Fantasies, and Realism: The Story of Sethe Transformation Experiences and Rational Deliberation Objective Interests, Nonpropositional Knowledge, and Conversion Experiences Leading Life from the Inside: Individuals, Minority Rights, and Some Problems About Indeterminacy Personal Integrity, Politics, and Moral Imagination Feminists and Nature: A Defense of Essentialism Reason and the Erotic: The Moral Significance of Personal Relations and Commitments Philosophy and Literature: Recalling the Archangel Epilogue
Introduction Myths, Fantasies, and Realism: The Story of Sethe Transformation Experiences and Rational Deliberation Objective Interests, Nonpropositional Knowledge, and Conversion Experiences Leading Life from the Inside: Individuals, Minority Rights, and Some Problems About Indeterminacy Personal Integrity, Politics, and Moral Imagination Feminists and Nature: A Defense of Essentialism Reason and the Erotic: The Moral Significance of Personal Relations and Commitments Philosophy and Literature: Recalling the Archangel Epilogue
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