Presents fresh readings of classic phenomenological topics and introduces newer concepts developed by feminist theorists, critical race theorists, disability theorists, and queer and trans theorists that capture aspects of lived experience that have traditionally been neglected.
Presents fresh readings of classic phenomenological topics and introduces newer concepts developed by feminist theorists, critical race theorists, disability theorists, and queer and trans theorists that capture aspects of lived experience that have traditionally been neglected.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gail Weiss is a professor of philosophy at George Washington University. Ann V. Murphy is an associate professor of philosophy at the University of New Mexico. Gayle Salamon is a professor of English and gender and sexuality studies at Princeton University.
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* Introduction: Transformative Descriptions — Gail Weiss, Ann V. Murphy, and Gayle Salamon * Part I * 1. The Phenomenological Method — Duane Davis * 2. Critical Phenomenology — Lisa Guenther * Part II * 3. Bad Faith — Lewis R. Gordon * 4. Being and beings: the Ontological/Ontic Distinction — John D. Caputo * 5. Being-in-itself, Being-for-itself, and Being-for-Others — Kris Sealey * 6. Being-toward-Death — Mark Ralkowski * 7. Borderlands and Border Crossing — Natalie Cisneros * 8. Collective Continuance — Kyle Whyte * 9. Compulsory Able-Bodiedness — Robert McRuer * 10. Confiscated Bodies — George Yancy * 11. Controlling Images — Patricia Hill Collins * 12. Corporeal Generosity — Rosalyn Diprose * 13. Decolonial Imaginary — Eduardo Mendieta * 14. Durée — Alia Al-Saji * 15. Epistemological Ignorance — Charles W. Mills * 16. Eros — Tamsin Kimoto and Cynthia Willett * 17. Eternal Feminine — Debra Bergoffen * 18. Ethical Freedom — Shannon M. Mussett * 19. The Face — Diane Perpich * 20. The Flesh of the World — Donald A. Landes * 21. Geomateriality — Ted Toadvine * 22. The Habit Body — Helen A. Fielding * 23. Heteronormativity — Megan Burke * 24. Hometactics — Mariana Ortega * 25. Horizons — David Morris * 26. Imaginaries — Moira Gatens * 27. Immanence and Transcendence — Shiloh Whitney * 28. Intercorporeality — Scott Marratto * 29. The Körper/Leib Distinction — Jenny Slatman * 30. The Look — William McBride * 31. Mestiza Consciousness — Elena Ruíz * 32. Misfitting — Rosemarie Garland-Thomson * 33. Model Minority — Emily S. Lee * 34. The Natural Attitude — Lanei M. Rodemeyer * 35. The Normate — Joel Michael Reynolds * 36. Ontological Expansiveness — Shannon Sullivan * 37. Operative Intentionality — Jennifer McWeeny * 38. Perceptual Faith — Jack Reynolds * 39. Public Self/Lived Subjectivity — Linda Martín Alcoff * 40. Queer Orientations — Lauren Guilmette * 41. Queer Performativity — Sarah Hansen * 42. The Racial Epidermal Schema — Axelle Karera * 43. Racist Love — David Haekwon Kim * 44. Sens/Sense — Keith Whitmoyer * 45. Social Death — Perry Zurn * 46. The "They" — Nancy J. Holland * 47. Time/Temporality — Dorothea Olkowski * 48. Trans Phenomena — Talia Mae Bettcher * 49. Witnessing — Kelly Oliver * 50. World-traveling — Andrea J. Pitts
* Introduction: Transformative Descriptions — Gail Weiss, Ann V. Murphy, and Gayle Salamon * Part I * 1. The Phenomenological Method — Duane Davis * 2. Critical Phenomenology — Lisa Guenther * Part II * 3. Bad Faith — Lewis R. Gordon * 4. Being and beings: the Ontological/Ontic Distinction — John D. Caputo * 5. Being-in-itself, Being-for-itself, and Being-for-Others — Kris Sealey * 6. Being-toward-Death — Mark Ralkowski * 7. Borderlands and Border Crossing — Natalie Cisneros * 8. Collective Continuance — Kyle Whyte * 9. Compulsory Able-Bodiedness — Robert McRuer * 10. Confiscated Bodies — George Yancy * 11. Controlling Images — Patricia Hill Collins * 12. Corporeal Generosity — Rosalyn Diprose * 13. Decolonial Imaginary — Eduardo Mendieta * 14. Durée — Alia Al-Saji * 15. Epistemological Ignorance — Charles W. Mills * 16. Eros — Tamsin Kimoto and Cynthia Willett * 17. Eternal Feminine — Debra Bergoffen * 18. Ethical Freedom — Shannon M. Mussett * 19. The Face — Diane Perpich * 20. The Flesh of the World — Donald A. Landes * 21. Geomateriality — Ted Toadvine * 22. The Habit Body — Helen A. Fielding * 23. Heteronormativity — Megan Burke * 24. Hometactics — Mariana Ortega * 25. Horizons — David Morris * 26. Imaginaries — Moira Gatens * 27. Immanence and Transcendence — Shiloh Whitney * 28. Intercorporeality — Scott Marratto * 29. The Körper/Leib Distinction — Jenny Slatman * 30. The Look — William McBride * 31. Mestiza Consciousness — Elena Ruíz * 32. Misfitting — Rosemarie Garland-Thomson * 33. Model Minority — Emily S. Lee * 34. The Natural Attitude — Lanei M. Rodemeyer * 35. The Normate — Joel Michael Reynolds * 36. Ontological Expansiveness — Shannon Sullivan * 37. Operative Intentionality — Jennifer McWeeny * 38. Perceptual Faith — Jack Reynolds * 39. Public Self/Lived Subjectivity — Linda Martín Alcoff * 40. Queer Orientations — Lauren Guilmette * 41. Queer Performativity — Sarah Hansen * 42. The Racial Epidermal Schema — Axelle Karera * 43. Racist Love — David Haekwon Kim * 44. Sens/Sense — Keith Whitmoyer * 45. Social Death — Perry Zurn * 46. The "They" — Nancy J. Holland * 47. Time/Temporality — Dorothea Olkowski * 48. Trans Phenomena — Talia Mae Bettcher * 49. Witnessing — Kelly Oliver * 50. World-traveling — Andrea J. Pitts
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