Hegel's theory of recognition: from oppression to ethical liberal modernity/ Sybol Cook Anderson.
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323.0973 SOO/B Bringing human rights home/ | 323.0995 FAR/H Human rights in the South Paccific/ | 323.0995 FAR/H Human Rights in the South Pacific :/ | 323.101 AND/H Hegel's theory of recognition: | 323.101 CON/P Pluralism | 323.1092 JAF/A Analysing and fighting caste: Dr Ambedkar and untouchability/ | 323.1092 JAF/A Dr. Ambedkar and untouchability/ |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [202]-206) and index.
Introduction : redeeming recognition -- Oppression reconsidered -- Misrecognition as oppression -- Overcoming oppression : the limits of toleration -- Beyond toleration : toward a concept of recognition -- Hegel's theory of recognition in the Phenomenology : recognitive understanding and freedom -- Recognition in the Philosophy of right : particularity and its right -- Winning the right of particularity : recognizing difference in ethical life -- Conclusion : Hegel, recognition, and ethical liberal modernity.
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