Animal Others: On Ethics, Ontology, and Animal LifeH. Peter Steeves SUNY Press, 1999 M09 2 - 294 páginas Animal Others brings together original contributions that explore the status of animals from the continental philosophy perspective. Examined are the moral status of animals, the question of animal minds, an understanding of what it is to be an animal and what it is to be with an animal, as well as the roles animals play in the work of philosophers such as Husserl, Heidegger, Nietzsche, Merleau-Ponty, and Derrida. Those already immersed in continental philosophy will find the subject matter of the animal to be a new interest and a promising new venture. Analytic philosophers and other academics will be rewarded by a different approach to old questions, while the general reader interested in animal rights issues will discover new arguments to back up their positions and fresh challenges which may question long-held beliefs. Contributors include Ralph R. Acampora, Elizabeth A. Behnke, Lynda Birke, Carleton Dallery, James G. Hart, Monika Langer, Steven W. Laycock, Alphonso Lingis, William McNeill, Luciana Parisi, H. Peter Steeves, and David Wood. |
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Comment ne pas manger Deconstruction and Humanism | 15 |
Bestiality | 37 |
Animals Becoming | 55 |
The Role and Status of Animals in Nietzsches Philosophy | 75 |
From MerleauPontys Concept of Nature to an Interspecies Practice of Peace | 93 |
Bodily Being and Animal World Toward a Somatology of CrossSpecies Community | 117 |
They Say Animals Can Smell Fear | 133 |
Transcendental Phenomenology and the EcoCommunity | 179 |
Life Beyond the Organism Animal Being in Heideggers Freiburg Lectures 192930 | 197 |
Into the Truth with Animals | 249 |
The Animal as Animal A Plea for Open Conceptuality | 271 |
Contributors | 285 |
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