دانلود کتاب Contemporary Italian Women Philosophers: Stretching the Art of Thinking

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Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Contemporary Italian Women Thinkers: Attending to Thinking, Extending the Art
Part One: Women, Mothers, Bodies
1. The Inner Passage
2. Who Is a Mother?
Abortion in the Politics of Sexual Difference
Bodies as Objects vs Embodied Subjects
The Biological Reductionism of Reproductive Technologies
Biological Parents and Parental Figures
Yet One Is Still Born from a Woman
The Irreplaceable Womb
Feminist Dissent on Surrogate Motherhood
Beyond Parenthood
3. Aporias of the Maternal in the Women’s Movement
Part Two: Subjectivity, Power, and the Political
4. Toward an Ethos of Freedom: Notes on Subjectivity and Power
“Toward a Non-Fascist Way of Life”
De-subjectivation or Becoming Subjects?
Socrates against Plato
Arendtian Socratism
Socrates as Ethos of Freedom
The Dissidence of Permanent Socratism
An-archic Subjectivity?
5. Biopolitics and Economy: Between Self-Government Practices and New Forms of Control
Biopolitics
Evaluated Lives
Precarious Transcendence in an Ontology of Immanence
Populism, Nonantagonistic Political Subjects, Commons: Biopolitical Forms of Doing Politics?
6. Immunitary Politics
The Janus Head of Globalization
The Crisis of Modern Topolitics
Immunitary Sovereignism and the Right to Citizenship
Part Three: Responsibility, Emotions, Time
7. Responsibility as Being Here in Our Own Time
Responsibility for What We Are Not Responsible for
History in the I
History as Responsibility and the Ethical-Political Transformation of Phenomenology
The Responsibility to Be Here
8. Emotional Subjects: For the Care of the Future
A Philosophy for the World
Which Subject?
A Subject in Relation: With Whom, Though?
The Emotional Relationship and the Metamorphosis of the Self
Part Four: Everyday Life, Action, Transcendence
9. Everyday Life: For a Vision without Transcendences
Introductory Remarks
Metropolitan Life: Simmel
The Fall of the “Modern” Subject: Freud and Heidegger
Toward a “New Ontology”: Merleau-Ponty
Conclusive Remarks
10. The Symbol in Action
Understanding the Symbol Starting from Symbolic Action
Foundations for Understanding the Symbol
Thinking the Symbol Starting from Its Action
Representational Action
An Exercise in Philosophizing: The Center and Its Extending Rays
A Brief Excursus on the Question of the “Who” in Philosophy
Philosophy and Symbol: Dialectic and Conversation
Coda
11. Mimetic Inclinations: A Dialogue with Adriana Cavarero
Introduction
Ancient Shadows
Modern Phantoms
Mimesis and Narration
Imitation and Gender Relations
Masses and Plurality
Contributors
Index