1998
DOI: 10.7208/chicago/9780226924571.001.0001
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The Human Condition

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“…Women"s activist groups are a particularly good example of this in South Africa, bringing together diverse groups of women from across the political, class and ethnic spectrum around specific issues such as employment and housing rights or domestic and sexual violence. These "spaces of appearance" (Arendt 1958) are often formed in opposition to existing institutions and within which the multiplicity of opinions, positions and interests might continually disrupt the possibility of consensus in a "field of agonistic engagement" (Amin 2004). 8 The radical possibilities of these spaces are created by there being enough space between people for them to argue different positions, thus generating political freedom and meaningful realisation of citizenship.…”
Section: Emergent Spaces Of Alternative and Radical Citizenshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Women"s activist groups are a particularly good example of this in South Africa, bringing together diverse groups of women from across the political, class and ethnic spectrum around specific issues such as employment and housing rights or domestic and sexual violence. These "spaces of appearance" (Arendt 1958) are often formed in opposition to existing institutions and within which the multiplicity of opinions, positions and interests might continually disrupt the possibility of consensus in a "field of agonistic engagement" (Amin 2004). 8 The radical possibilities of these spaces are created by there being enough space between people for them to argue different positions, thus generating political freedom and meaningful realisation of citizenship.…”
Section: Emergent Spaces Of Alternative and Radical Citizenshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Future studies should verify whether genuine forgiveness shows positive affect for offenders at a same degree as positive judgments or affect remains always lower than judgment for forgiving. Ao longo da história da civilização, o perdão foi enfocado como uma estratégia política para a resolução de conflitos (Arendt, 1958(Arendt, /1998Digeser, 2001;McKnight, 2004;Nussbaum, 1998). Worthington (1998Worthington ( , 2005 informa que, no âmbito da psicologia, os estudos sobre o perdão são recentes.…”
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“…The managers of educational spaces must resist any forces that channel student inquiry along firm and familiar tracks rather as smart homes may channel leisure. Adopting a metaphor from everyday life: the management of information spaces (such as the internet) should afford encounters with information 'strangers' [as celebrated in Arendt's (1958) considerations of urban space]. The danger of inhibiting such serendipity and openness of exploration has been characterised by Pariser (2011) as a form of rigidly structured information delivery that traps us into what he terms 'filter bubbles'.…”
Section: Managing Strategic Ubiquitymentioning
confidence: 99%