The politics and ethics of identity : in search of ourselves
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The politics and ethics of identity : in search of ourselves
Cambridge University Press, 2012
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 329-414) and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
We are multiple, fragmented, and changing selves who, nevertheless, believe we have unique and consistent identities. What accounts for this illusion? Why has the problem of identity become so central in post-war scholarship, fiction, and the media? Following Hegel, Richard Ned Lebow contends that the defining psychological feature of modernity is the tension between our reflexive and social selves. To address this problem Westerners have developed four generic strategies of identity construction that are associated with four distinct political orientations. Lebow develops his arguments through comparative analysis of ancient and modern literary, philosophical, religious, and musical texts. He asks how we might come to terms with the fragmented and illusionary nature of our identities and explores some political and ethical implications of doing so.
目次
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Narratives and identity
- 3. Homer, Virgil, and identity
- 4. Mozart and the Enlightenment
- 5. Germans and Greeks
- 6. Beam me up, Lord
- 7. Science fiction and immortality
- 8. Identity reconsidered.
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