دانلود کتاب Beyond Separateness: The Social Nature Of Human Beings--their Autonomy, Knowledge, And Power

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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Preface
1 Autonomy
Distinct Bodies and Separate Persons
The Autonomy of the Philosophers
Autonomy as Self-Ownership, Self-Realization, or Self-Creation
Is Autonomy Possible? The Problem of Socialization
2 Separateness
What Is Separateness?
Groups and the Debate over Individualism
The Defense of Separateness
Joint Actions
3 The Critique of Separateness
A Case History
The Troubles with Separate Autonomy
Is Separateness Chosen?
Being-in-Relation: Minimal, Covert, or Open
Is This One More Attack on Individualism?
4 Being-in-Relation
Caring
Reciprocity
Reciprocity and Being-in-Relation
Caring for Children
Being-in-Relation and Teaching
Separateness, Covert Being-in-Relation,~and Openly Chosen Being-in-Relation
5 Examples of Being-in-Relation
Being-in-Relation and Empathy
Autonomy and Conformity
Autonomy in-Relation
Doubts
Separateness, Language, and Philosophy
6 Love and Anger
Current Views of Love
Love in-Relation
But What About Unrequited Love?
Love and Anger as Forms of Being-in-Relation
Love and Anger as Openly Chosen Forms of Being-in-Relation
Eros and Agape
7 Knowledge: Separate or in-Relation?
The Problems of Separate Knowing
Social Knowledge
Knowing in-Relation
Different Kinds of Knowledge
8 Power and Empowerment
Traditional Conceptions of Power
Power and Separateness
Problems with the Prevailing Conception of Power
An Alternative Theory of Power
Power Is Not a Communicative Medium
How Power Came to Be Anonymous
Covertly in-Relation Power Is Oppressive
Covertly in-Relation Power Alienates
Empowerment
Choosing Empowerment
Some Final Thoughts
Notes
References
About the Book and Author
Index