Philosophie der Gefühle

Demmerling, Christoph; Landweer, Hilge

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“…Pincus (2018) and Young (1990Young ( , 2011. 56 Demmerling and Landweer (2007), p. 2s96, my own translation from the German original. 57 See Gelber (2019).…”

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Against ‘Hate Speech’

Kindermann

2023

J Applied Philosophy

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This article argues against the term and concept of ‘hate speech’ and in favour of using the concept and term ‘discriminatory speech’. ‘Hate speech’ is a misnomer; we should name the harmful speech in question by what it in fact does: it discriminates. The article argues for this conceptual replacement claim by identifying a number of functions the concept ‘hate speech’ has been meant to serve and by arguing that extant concepts of hate speech have not served this function well. Roughly, they do not serve the functions well because of five properties of hate speech: hate centricity, perpetrator centricity, intention centricity, emotion centricity, and individual centricity. The article then proposes a definition of discriminatory speech and argues that it fulfils the conceptual functions better.

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“…Pincus (2018) and Young (1990Young ( , 2011. 56 Demmerling and Landweer (2007), p. 2s96, my own translation from the German original. 57 See Gelber (2019).…”

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Against ‘Hate Speech’

Kindermann

2023

J Applied Philosophy

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“…One other difference between them seems to be the focus on the affective aspects of the sphere in the work of Peter Sloterdijk, in contrast to the focus on conscious reflexivity in the work of Helmuth Plessner. While Peter Sloterdijk, following the work of Hermann Schmitz (2007Schmitz ( , 2010Schmitz ( , 2011, decentres the affectivity from the individual subject to the sphere, where it also figures as an emergent relationships between different persons, without any conscious intermediation of the individual subject (Demmerling and Landweer, 2007;Fuchs, 2000), Helmuth Plessner preserves the subjective cognition and centred performativity of the individual human being, without excluding affective relationships. This is also clearly reflected in his The Limits of Community: A Critique of Social Radicalism, first published in 1924Radicalism, first published in (1999 4 .…”

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The geography of spheres: an introduction and critical assessment of Peter Sloterdijk's concept of spheres

Ernste

2018

Geogr. Helv.

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With his three-volume magnum opus on spheres, Peter Sloterdijk introduces a critical philosophical and cultural view of the spatiality of current society. His spatial metaphors serve as an intriguing source for inspiration for geographers. He describes the topological conditions of society by means of three different forms of spherical conditions of life: bubbles, globes, and foams. To understand, assess, and critique our current society we, according to Sloterdijk, need to replace the arrogant and cynical academic view of Plato and his followers with the more serene composure of the kinetic view of Diogenes. In this contribution, on the one hand we shall elaborate the spatial metaphor Sloterdijk uses. On the other hand we want to scrutinise Sloterdijk's ideas by drawing some parallels between his ideas and those of other philosophical anthropological thinkers. Finally, we very briefly want to point to a suitable conceptual framework for empirically investigating the spherology of human being in the world.

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A Brief Overview of Philosophy of Human Affectivity

Kreuch

2019

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Philosophie der Gefühle

Cited by 96 publications

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Against ‘Hate Speech’

Against ‘Hate Speech’

The geography of spheres: an introduction and critical assessment of Peter Sloterdijk's concept of spheres

A Brief Overview of Philosophy of Human Affectivity

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