History and Ethics of Authenticity
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History and Ethics of Authenticity
Meaning, Freedom, and Modernity
Shuttleworth, Kyle Michael James
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
05/2022
224
Mole
Inglês
9781350186408
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction: A Prelude to the Problem
0.1.What is Authenticity?
0.2.Why Freedom and Meaning?
0.3. A Structural Overview
Part I: The Problem and Resolution
Chapter I: The Problem of Modernity
1.1. What is Modernity?
1.2. Enlightenment: Maturity and Freedom
1.3. Counter-Enlightenment: Nihilism and Disenchantment
1.4. Embracing One's Fate
Chapter II: Variations on the Concept of Authenticity
2.1. Articulating Authenticity
2.2. Alternative Ethical Ideals
2.3. The Socio-Ethical Turn
2.4. Sartre's Existential Authenticity
2.5. Taylor's Ethic of Authenticity
Chapter III: Dimensions of Socio-Existential Authenticity
3.1. What Determines Our Sense of Authenticity?
3.2. How Can We Ensure Our Ideal Is Achievable?
3.3. Where Do Our Choices Derive From?
3.4. What Validates Our Choices?
3.5. Finding Meaning
Part II: Challenges for Authenticity
Chapter IV: Can the Enlightenment Project Be Completed?
4.1. The Project of Modernity
4.2. Completing the Project
4.3. Ethics or Morality?
Chapter V: Is the 'Self' A Fiction?
5.1. The Subjection of Individuality
5.2. From Power to Subjection
5.3. Technologies of the Self
5.4. Foucault's Nietzsche
Chapter VI: Are All Modern Ethics Emotive?
6.1. Modern Culture of Emotivism
6.2. Emotivism and Authenticity
6.3. Practices, Narrative, and Tradition
6.4. Criticisms of MacIntyre's Virtue Ethics
Chapter VII: Finding Meaning in Freedom
7.1. Picking up the Spear
7.2. Finding Meaning in Freedom
7.3. Can One Be Authentic Within Contemporary Society?
7.4. Concluding Remarks
Index
0.1.What is Authenticity?
0.2.Why Freedom and Meaning?
0.3. A Structural Overview
Part I: The Problem and Resolution
Chapter I: The Problem of Modernity
1.1. What is Modernity?
1.2. Enlightenment: Maturity and Freedom
1.3. Counter-Enlightenment: Nihilism and Disenchantment
1.4. Embracing One's Fate
Chapter II: Variations on the Concept of Authenticity
2.1. Articulating Authenticity
2.2. Alternative Ethical Ideals
2.3. The Socio-Ethical Turn
2.4. Sartre's Existential Authenticity
2.5. Taylor's Ethic of Authenticity
Chapter III: Dimensions of Socio-Existential Authenticity
3.1. What Determines Our Sense of Authenticity?
3.2. How Can We Ensure Our Ideal Is Achievable?
3.3. Where Do Our Choices Derive From?
3.4. What Validates Our Choices?
3.5. Finding Meaning
Part II: Challenges for Authenticity
Chapter IV: Can the Enlightenment Project Be Completed?
4.1. The Project of Modernity
4.2. Completing the Project
4.3. Ethics or Morality?
Chapter V: Is the 'Self' A Fiction?
5.1. The Subjection of Individuality
5.2. From Power to Subjection
5.3. Technologies of the Self
5.4. Foucault's Nietzsche
Chapter VI: Are All Modern Ethics Emotive?
6.1. Modern Culture of Emotivism
6.2. Emotivism and Authenticity
6.3. Practices, Narrative, and Tradition
6.4. Criticisms of MacIntyre's Virtue Ethics
Chapter VII: Finding Meaning in Freedom
7.1. Picking up the Spear
7.2. Finding Meaning in Freedom
7.3. Can One Be Authentic Within Contemporary Society?
7.4. Concluding Remarks
Index
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Introduction: A Prelude to the Problem
0.1.What is Authenticity?
0.2.Why Freedom and Meaning?
0.3. A Structural Overview
Part I: The Problem and Resolution
Chapter I: The Problem of Modernity
1.1. What is Modernity?
1.2. Enlightenment: Maturity and Freedom
1.3. Counter-Enlightenment: Nihilism and Disenchantment
1.4. Embracing One's Fate
Chapter II: Variations on the Concept of Authenticity
2.1. Articulating Authenticity
2.2. Alternative Ethical Ideals
2.3. The Socio-Ethical Turn
2.4. Sartre's Existential Authenticity
2.5. Taylor's Ethic of Authenticity
Chapter III: Dimensions of Socio-Existential Authenticity
3.1. What Determines Our Sense of Authenticity?
3.2. How Can We Ensure Our Ideal Is Achievable?
3.3. Where Do Our Choices Derive From?
3.4. What Validates Our Choices?
3.5. Finding Meaning
Part II: Challenges for Authenticity
Chapter IV: Can the Enlightenment Project Be Completed?
4.1. The Project of Modernity
4.2. Completing the Project
4.3. Ethics or Morality?
Chapter V: Is the 'Self' A Fiction?
5.1. The Subjection of Individuality
5.2. From Power to Subjection
5.3. Technologies of the Self
5.4. Foucault's Nietzsche
Chapter VI: Are All Modern Ethics Emotive?
6.1. Modern Culture of Emotivism
6.2. Emotivism and Authenticity
6.3. Practices, Narrative, and Tradition
6.4. Criticisms of MacIntyre's Virtue Ethics
Chapter VII: Finding Meaning in Freedom
7.1. Picking up the Spear
7.2. Finding Meaning in Freedom
7.3. Can One Be Authentic Within Contemporary Society?
7.4. Concluding Remarks
Index
0.1.What is Authenticity?
0.2.Why Freedom and Meaning?
0.3. A Structural Overview
Part I: The Problem and Resolution
Chapter I: The Problem of Modernity
1.1. What is Modernity?
1.2. Enlightenment: Maturity and Freedom
1.3. Counter-Enlightenment: Nihilism and Disenchantment
1.4. Embracing One's Fate
Chapter II: Variations on the Concept of Authenticity
2.1. Articulating Authenticity
2.2. Alternative Ethical Ideals
2.3. The Socio-Ethical Turn
2.4. Sartre's Existential Authenticity
2.5. Taylor's Ethic of Authenticity
Chapter III: Dimensions of Socio-Existential Authenticity
3.1. What Determines Our Sense of Authenticity?
3.2. How Can We Ensure Our Ideal Is Achievable?
3.3. Where Do Our Choices Derive From?
3.4. What Validates Our Choices?
3.5. Finding Meaning
Part II: Challenges for Authenticity
Chapter IV: Can the Enlightenment Project Be Completed?
4.1. The Project of Modernity
4.2. Completing the Project
4.3. Ethics or Morality?
Chapter V: Is the 'Self' A Fiction?
5.1. The Subjection of Individuality
5.2. From Power to Subjection
5.3. Technologies of the Self
5.4. Foucault's Nietzsche
Chapter VI: Are All Modern Ethics Emotive?
6.1. Modern Culture of Emotivism
6.2. Emotivism and Authenticity
6.3. Practices, Narrative, and Tradition
6.4. Criticisms of MacIntyre's Virtue Ethics
Chapter VII: Finding Meaning in Freedom
7.1. Picking up the Spear
7.2. Finding Meaning in Freedom
7.3. Can One Be Authentic Within Contemporary Society?
7.4. Concluding Remarks
Index
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