Recognition Angelos DelivorriasWhat does it mean to encounter another self, and to be recognized in return? Robert R. Williams offers a powerful and deeply researched exploration of recognition (Anerkennung) as the hidden core of German Idealism. Moving beyond familiar readings, Williams uncovers how Fichte and Hegel develop a rich, intersubjective account of freedom, selfhood, and social life, one that challenges longstanding assumptions about post Kantian philosophy. Bringing
Becoming couture explains how post-war Italian fashion reinvented itself through the persuasive strategies of intermediaries in Italy and the United States
and try to understand the complex global history of our species
Huxley imagines the moment in which the beloved “leans
his treatment of various philosophers and philosophical views from the historical tradition
Two final chapters discuss the decline of the death penalty after World War II
When Gustave Flaubert’s debut novel Madame Bovary (1856) was published it had already created a great storm of both repulsion and profound admiration
ethnographical and ethno-political ideas behind the ethnic cleansing and looting of cultural treasures
and voluntary and state-mandated transfers of functional responsibility
This book examines how contemporary TV series reflect and address social issues
I know that you will enjoy this book because it combines current practices and research with building a foundation of knowledge that takes us into the future
The state-society relationship has been a popular framework to explain democratic transition and consolidation
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