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Dem Leser soll dieses Wissen zur persönlichen Meinungsbildung weitergegeben werden, werden doch Bereiche wie Schwangerschaft, Kinderwunsch und Behinderung angesprochen, die in unserer sich mehr und mehr individualisierenden Gesellschaft kaum noch Interesse finden.
In Deutschland sind Männer und Frauen rar geworden, die einen Kinderwunsch äußern und ihn verwirklichen; die wenigsten von ihnen wären dann auch noch bereit ein behindertes style groß zu ziehen. Trotzdem gibt es diese Menschen, und so sollen auch die Gedanken der Mutter eines behinderten Kindes mit in diese Hausarbeit einfließen.
Vielleicht gewinnt der/die eine oder andere LeserIn eine neue Sichtweise auf die PND, mit der - wenn auch ungewollt - nichts anderes als der Gedanke der Eugenik, der Rassenhygiene, auf eine diskretere Weise weitergesponnen wird.
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By Ashraf A. H. Rushdy
Public apologies became more and more universal scenes and consultant moments in what seems to be a world means of forgiveness. The apology-forgiveness dynamic is general to we all, yet what do those rituals of atonement suggest after they are utilized to political and old events?
In his well timed, topical, and incisive publication A Guilted Age, Ashraf Rushdy argues that the proliferation of apologies through politicians, international locations, and church buildings for prior events—such as American slavery or the Holocaust—can be understood as a ancient phenomenon. In our post–World battle II international, Rushdy claims that we are living in a “guilted age.”
A Guilted Age identifies the 2 significant types of apologies—political and historical—and Rushdy defines the dynamics and methods of every, displaying how the evolution of 1 ended in the opposite. In doing so, he unearths what apology and forgiveness do to the prior occasions they respectively say sorry for and forgive—and what occurs after they fail.
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By Penelope Ingram
How will we stay ethically? What function do intercourse and race play in dwelling or being ethically? Can ethics bring about ontology? Can literature play a task in moral being? Drawing greatly at the paintings of Luce Irigaray, Frantz Fanon, and Martin Heidegger, Penelope Ingram argues that moral questions has to be understood in gentle of ontological ones. it is just while sexual and racial distinction are considered at an ontological point that ethics is really attainable. critical to the relationship among ontology and ethics is the function of language. Ingram revisits the connection among illustration and topic with a view to boost a idea of fabric signification. She examines a few twentieth-century movie and literary texts, together with Neil Jordan’s The Crying video game, J. M. Coetzee’s Foe, Toni Morrison’s Paradise, and Don DeLillo’s The physique Artist, to illustrate that fabric signification, instead of illustration, is important to our event of residing authentically and attaining a moral relation with the opposite. via attending heavily to Heidegger’s, Irigaray’s, and Fanon’s positions on language, this unique paintings argues that the literary textual content is vital to a “revealing” of the connection among ontology and ethics, and during it, the reader can adventure a country of “authentic Being ethically.”
“The Signifying physique is really a deceptively skinny publication, which belies the dense theoretical paintings occurring in its a hundred and fifty pages.” — JAC
“The subject of this publication is important and significant. First, there should be extra paintings that explores the intersection of race and gender in continental philosophy, and this publication is a helpful instance of such paintings. moment, the writer bridges the distance among reports of Fanon and discussions of gender and sexual id in continental philosophy. She additionally brings jointly Fanon, Heidegger, and Irigaray in a way that pushes the scholarship on all 3 figures. eventually, the author’s try to theorize the moral come across of the racial, sexual, and gendered different is exciting and will aid to extra the controversy on that issue.” — Ronald Sundstrom, collage of San Francisco
Penelope Ingram is affiliate Professor of English on the collage of Texas at Arlington.