...Jerome Braun Rancière Jacques and Honneth Axel , Recognition or Disagreement: A Critical Encounter on the Politics of Freedom, Equality, and Identity , ed. Genel Katia and Deranty Jean-Philippe . ( New York : Columbia University Press , 2016 ), 240 pp. © 2017 by Duke...

... presidents of the American Historical Association such as Andrew Dickson White, Carl Becker, Charles Beard, and William McNeill admitted that writing history is a desperate attempt at pattern recognition in a fuzzy discipline. Pattern recognition is a tool, valuable as a stage in historical thinking...

... by their titles. The trilogy is the consummation of Coetzee's meditations on analogy and linguistic skepticism; on the ontological status of fictions; on the eschatological impulsion of writing; and on memory's capacity for true recognitions that have no empirical basis. The trilogy presents us with a world...

.... This interpretation arises from a recognition of the complexity of a story that on the one hand celebrates the triumphs of a heroic slave over his masters, but on the other hand suggests that such resistance can be contained if masters treat their slaves humanely. Numerous parallels are drawn with contemporaneous...

... between narcissistic injuries that are enduring and those that can be overcome, this essay proposes a reading of Hester Prynne's transformation in The Scarlet Letter as a series of recognitions informed by her emotional relations to her estranged husband, her lover, their daughter, and her fellow women...

... in the modern world. The four, very broadly, are values and norms (such as recoil from competition) that nurture peace, exceptional capacity for and recognition of the necessity of cooperation, exceptionally flexible and multilayered definitions of identity, and rituals that effect and strengthen peace. Neither...

... own understanding of “self” and his or her acknowledgment of another individual. But it would be their mutual recognition of separateness as the condition of possibility for communication — for sharing worlds — that would ground the ethical relationship between them. Not just interested in matters...

... of those brought before him as heretics when he was chancellor. A record so free of violent commitment as Tunstall's was extraordinary in his time, as in ours, and this article gives it due recognition. Duke University Press 2011...

... to recognize “that the sufferer exists.” For Weil, as for Melville, there is no passage from such a recognition to a conception of history as progress. The sufferer is not a problem to be solved within a narrative of social improvement but the source of an unlimited and impossible obligation. © 2008 by Duke...

... of the worldwide Jewish Diaspora. Members of these communities may number in the hundreds of thousands and have been striving for Jewish recognition. These developments comprise one facet of the burgeoning phenomenon of African philo-Semitism. This essay, which is in equal measure chronological and thematic, seeks...

... to the Recognition or Disagreement or Recognition...

... be engaged by another yet is always crucially apart, a private universe of inner experience.22 There is a related debate about self and other that likewise calls for analysts to take sides or locate themselves on a continuum between extremes. All analysts now confront the recognition...

... education classical But his ­Romanticism. . (Quite a plausible case is made, though Shakespeare may seem seem may Shakespeare though made, is aplausible.(Quite case as the model for the recognition scene...

... education classical But his ­Romanticism. . (Quite a plausible case is made, though Shakespeare may seem seem may Shakespeare though made, is aplausible.(Quite case as the model for the recognition scene...

... - - - - - - - - - known andknown (whichanalyzed is to say, exhausted)? For how could the scarlet letter attain anddignity recognition if, finally, itcan be analysis evading but communicating, and notice demanding uncertainty), epistemological of its know relationship,foundedaupon an a than convention...

...” among economists, along with a “recognition of culture,” of culture,” a“recognition with along economists, among...

... historical data from ancient Greek and Chinese thinkers to illustrate their recognition of some of the problems and indeed some attempted resolutions of them. I shall then turn to our contemporary issues, where I shall concentrate on criticizing some of the oversimplifications found on both sides...

... this is natural; these things have always happened; they happened then, they happened now, and that is sufficient ground for understanding and absolution.” As Heaney grew in stature as a writer, as he left behind what he told a friend was the “dormitory” of Northern Irish poets, as every recognition...

..., as something that exists antecedently to our recognition of it.2 The inclusive stance of solidarity which places the other inside the domain of one’s community is a precondition, Rorty believes, of recognition and conver- sation between persons. We have, Rorty argues, no alternative to solidarity...

... the traditional views and the traditional role of philosophy in articulating and justifying them. Such worries also provoked a range of more inventive efforts that sought to give empirical methods and naturalistic explanations due recognition while minimizing their feared intellectual and societal consequences...