Ethics Embodied: Rethinking Selfhood through Continental, Japanese, and Feminist Philosophies
Ethics Embodied: Rethinking Selfhood through Continental, Japanese, and Feminist Philosophies
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体现的伦理:通过欧陆哲学、日本哲学和女权主义哲学重新思考自我
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10.1002/9781444322781.ch5
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2010
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Erin A. McCarthy
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Erin A. McCarthy
Chapter 1 - An Introduction Part 2 Part 1 - A Heuristic Framework Part 3 Part 2 - Outline of the Book Chapter 4 Chapter 2 - Towards a New Ethical Framework: Watsuji in Dialogue with the West Part 5 Part 1 - Ethics and the Human Being as Ningen Part 6 Part 2 - Heidegger: the Solitary Self Part 7 Part 3 - Husserl: Moving Towards a Relational Self Chapter 8 Chapter 3 - The Embodied Self Part 9 Part 1 - Husserl and the Body Part 10 Part 2 - Body East and West Part 11 Part 3 - Ningen, Ethics, and the Body Part 12 Part 4 - Yuasa's Theory of the Body Chapter 13 Chapter 4 - Towards an Embodied Ethics of Care Part 14 Part 1 - Care Ethics: East and West Part 15 Part 2 - Care Ethics and the Body Part 16 Part 3 - Reciprocity Part 17 Part 4 - Global Care Ethics Chapter 18 Chapter 5 - Body, Self and Ethics: Watsuji and Irigaray Part 19 Part 1 - Subjects in Betweenness Part 20 Part 2 - Bodies in Betweenness Part 21 Part 3 - Between and Beyond Watsuji and Irigaray Chapter 22 Chapter 6 - Conclusion