Philosophy of Fanaticism
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Philosophy of Fanaticism
Epistemic, Affective, and Political Dimensions
Staudigl, Michael; Tietjen, Ruth Rebecca; Townsend, Leo; Schmid, Hans Bernhard
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2024
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Chapter 1. Introduction to the Philosophy of Fanaticism
Ruth Rebecca Tietjen and Leo Townsend
Part I. The Epistemic Dimension
Chapter 2. Fanaticism: For and Against
Quassim Cassam
Chapter 3. Can Changing Our Minds Make Us Fanatic? Belief Revision and Epistemic Overconfidence
Aljosa Kravanja
Chapter 4. Fanaticism, Dogmatism, and Collective Belief
Leo Townsend
Chapter 5. The Epistemology of Fanaticism: Echo Chambers and Fanaticism
Hana Samarzija
Chapter 6. Hermeneutical Justice for Extremists?
Trystan S. Goetze and Charlie Crerar
Part II. The Affective Dimension
Chapter 7. On the Social Constitution of Fanatical Feelings
Ruth Rebecca Tietjen
Chapter 8. Affective Dynamics in Fanaticism: Positive Emotions, Indignation, Contempt, and Hatred
Hilge Landweer
Chapter 9. Group Fanaticism and Narratives of Ressentiment
Paul Katsafanas
Chapter 10. Sacralizing Hostility: Fanaticism as a Group-Based Affective Mechanism
Thomas Szanto
Chapter 11. Second-order Reactive Attitudes toward Fanaticism
Anne Reichold
Part III. The Political Dimension
Chapter 12. The fanatical view of Self and Others in martyrdom and Jihad: The European Jihadi Agent as a Modern Scapegoat
Farhad Khosrokhavar
Chapter 13. Purges, Big and Small: On Violence, Faith, and Fanaticism
Hans Bernhard Schmid
Chapter 14. The Pacification of Fanaticism? Jaspers, Unconditional Action, and Nihilism
Jason W. Alvis
Chapter 15. Fanaticism and Liberalism
Frank Chouraqui
Chapter 16. The Fanatical Underpinning of Managerial Subjectivity: a Psycho-theological Journey into some Archives
Paul Slama
Ruth Rebecca Tietjen and Leo Townsend
Part I. The Epistemic Dimension
Chapter 2. Fanaticism: For and Against
Quassim Cassam
Chapter 3. Can Changing Our Minds Make Us Fanatic? Belief Revision and Epistemic Overconfidence
Aljosa Kravanja
Chapter 4. Fanaticism, Dogmatism, and Collective Belief
Leo Townsend
Chapter 5. The Epistemology of Fanaticism: Echo Chambers and Fanaticism
Hana Samarzija
Chapter 6. Hermeneutical Justice for Extremists?
Trystan S. Goetze and Charlie Crerar
Part II. The Affective Dimension
Chapter 7. On the Social Constitution of Fanatical Feelings
Ruth Rebecca Tietjen
Chapter 8. Affective Dynamics in Fanaticism: Positive Emotions, Indignation, Contempt, and Hatred
Hilge Landweer
Chapter 9. Group Fanaticism and Narratives of Ressentiment
Paul Katsafanas
Chapter 10. Sacralizing Hostility: Fanaticism as a Group-Based Affective Mechanism
Thomas Szanto
Chapter 11. Second-order Reactive Attitudes toward Fanaticism
Anne Reichold
Part III. The Political Dimension
Chapter 12. The fanatical view of Self and Others in martyrdom and Jihad: The European Jihadi Agent as a Modern Scapegoat
Farhad Khosrokhavar
Chapter 13. Purges, Big and Small: On Violence, Faith, and Fanaticism
Hans Bernhard Schmid
Chapter 14. The Pacification of Fanaticism? Jaspers, Unconditional Action, and Nihilism
Jason W. Alvis
Chapter 15. Fanaticism and Liberalism
Frank Chouraqui
Chapter 16. The Fanatical Underpinning of Managerial Subjectivity: a Psycho-theological Journey into some Archives
Paul Slama
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Leo Townsend;Hans Bernhard Schmid;Michael Staudigl;Ruth Rebecca Tietjen;Quassim Cassam;Aljosa Kravanja;Trystan Goetze;Charlie Crear;Sylwia Wilczewska;Hana Samarzija;Thomas Szanto;Anne Reichold;Paul Katsafanas;Hilge Landweer;Frank Chouraqui;Paul Slama;Farhad Khosrokhavar;Jason W. Alvis;fanaticism;social epistemology;extremism;terrorism;fundamentalism;dogmatism;echo chambers;affectivity;resentment;Ressentiment;group fanaticism;secularism;modernity;Vice Versa;jihadism;Violate;Hermeneutical Injustice;Epistemic Virtue;Epistemic Vice;Affective Phenomena;Affective Convictions;ISIS;Sacred Values;Leo;Epistemic Injustice;Moral Anger;Affective Mechanism;Fanatical Feelings;Revised Beliefs;Epistemic Agents;Hermeneutical Marginalisation;Belief Revision;Hermeneutical Resources;Unconditional Action;Hermeneutical Justice;Disengage;Young Men
Chapter 1. Introduction to the Philosophy of Fanaticism
Ruth Rebecca Tietjen and Leo Townsend
Part I. The Epistemic Dimension
Chapter 2. Fanaticism: For and Against
Quassim Cassam
Chapter 3. Can Changing Our Minds Make Us Fanatic? Belief Revision and Epistemic Overconfidence
Aljosa Kravanja
Chapter 4. Fanaticism, Dogmatism, and Collective Belief
Leo Townsend
Chapter 5. The Epistemology of Fanaticism: Echo Chambers and Fanaticism
Hana Samarzija
Chapter 6. Hermeneutical Justice for Extremists?
Trystan S. Goetze and Charlie Crerar
Part II. The Affective Dimension
Chapter 7. On the Social Constitution of Fanatical Feelings
Ruth Rebecca Tietjen
Chapter 8. Affective Dynamics in Fanaticism: Positive Emotions, Indignation, Contempt, and Hatred
Hilge Landweer
Chapter 9. Group Fanaticism and Narratives of Ressentiment
Paul Katsafanas
Chapter 10. Sacralizing Hostility: Fanaticism as a Group-Based Affective Mechanism
Thomas Szanto
Chapter 11. Second-order Reactive Attitudes toward Fanaticism
Anne Reichold
Part III. The Political Dimension
Chapter 12. The fanatical view of Self and Others in martyrdom and Jihad: The European Jihadi Agent as a Modern Scapegoat
Farhad Khosrokhavar
Chapter 13. Purges, Big and Small: On Violence, Faith, and Fanaticism
Hans Bernhard Schmid
Chapter 14. The Pacification of Fanaticism? Jaspers, Unconditional Action, and Nihilism
Jason W. Alvis
Chapter 15. Fanaticism and Liberalism
Frank Chouraqui
Chapter 16. The Fanatical Underpinning of Managerial Subjectivity: a Psycho-theological Journey into some Archives
Paul Slama
Ruth Rebecca Tietjen and Leo Townsend
Part I. The Epistemic Dimension
Chapter 2. Fanaticism: For and Against
Quassim Cassam
Chapter 3. Can Changing Our Minds Make Us Fanatic? Belief Revision and Epistemic Overconfidence
Aljosa Kravanja
Chapter 4. Fanaticism, Dogmatism, and Collective Belief
Leo Townsend
Chapter 5. The Epistemology of Fanaticism: Echo Chambers and Fanaticism
Hana Samarzija
Chapter 6. Hermeneutical Justice for Extremists?
Trystan S. Goetze and Charlie Crerar
Part II. The Affective Dimension
Chapter 7. On the Social Constitution of Fanatical Feelings
Ruth Rebecca Tietjen
Chapter 8. Affective Dynamics in Fanaticism: Positive Emotions, Indignation, Contempt, and Hatred
Hilge Landweer
Chapter 9. Group Fanaticism and Narratives of Ressentiment
Paul Katsafanas
Chapter 10. Sacralizing Hostility: Fanaticism as a Group-Based Affective Mechanism
Thomas Szanto
Chapter 11. Second-order Reactive Attitudes toward Fanaticism
Anne Reichold
Part III. The Political Dimension
Chapter 12. The fanatical view of Self and Others in martyrdom and Jihad: The European Jihadi Agent as a Modern Scapegoat
Farhad Khosrokhavar
Chapter 13. Purges, Big and Small: On Violence, Faith, and Fanaticism
Hans Bernhard Schmid
Chapter 14. The Pacification of Fanaticism? Jaspers, Unconditional Action, and Nihilism
Jason W. Alvis
Chapter 15. Fanaticism and Liberalism
Frank Chouraqui
Chapter 16. The Fanatical Underpinning of Managerial Subjectivity: a Psycho-theological Journey into some Archives
Paul Slama
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Leo Townsend;Hans Bernhard Schmid;Michael Staudigl;Ruth Rebecca Tietjen;Quassim Cassam;Aljosa Kravanja;Trystan Goetze;Charlie Crear;Sylwia Wilczewska;Hana Samarzija;Thomas Szanto;Anne Reichold;Paul Katsafanas;Hilge Landweer;Frank Chouraqui;Paul Slama;Farhad Khosrokhavar;Jason W. Alvis;fanaticism;social epistemology;extremism;terrorism;fundamentalism;dogmatism;echo chambers;affectivity;resentment;Ressentiment;group fanaticism;secularism;modernity;Vice Versa;jihadism;Violate;Hermeneutical Injustice;Epistemic Virtue;Epistemic Vice;Affective Phenomena;Affective Convictions;ISIS;Sacred Values;Leo;Epistemic Injustice;Moral Anger;Affective Mechanism;Fanatical Feelings;Revised Beliefs;Epistemic Agents;Hermeneutical Marginalisation;Belief Revision;Hermeneutical Resources;Unconditional Action;Hermeneutical Justice;Disengage;Young Men
