Beschreibung
Produktdetails
Einband
Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum
18.10.2013
Verlag
VDMSeitenzahl
220
Maße (L/B/H)
22/15/1,3 cm
Gewicht
344 g
Sprache
Deutsch
ISBN
978-3-639-02931-4
"In this book Meena Dhanda presents an account of
personal identity as a complex of which moral
identity and practical identity are the two most
important elements moral identity as one s
sense of identity as a person as such
and practical identity as one or more of the
structured ways in which one expresses one s moral
identity . Taking as her main example the situation
of India s Dalits, Dhanda argues that overall
personal identity is to be understood as the outcome
of an on-going process of negotiation above all
between these two elements. Given the centrality of
the roles played by different and often over-lapping
conceptions of what constitutes identity not only in
the world of theoretical debate, but also in that of
political and personal practice, Dhanda s arguments
in favour of seeing these matters in terms of
negotiation rather than in those of simple and
mutually uncomprehending conflict will be of very
great interest to all concerned with the many
problems of personal and inter-communal experience
to-day." Alan Montefiore, Emeritus Fellow of Balliol
College, Oxford.
personal identity as a complex of which moral
identity and practical identity are the two most
important elements moral identity as one s
sense of identity as a person as such
and practical identity as one or more of the
structured ways in which one expresses one s moral
identity . Taking as her main example the situation
of India s Dalits, Dhanda argues that overall
personal identity is to be understood as the outcome
of an on-going process of negotiation above all
between these two elements. Given the centrality of
the roles played by different and often over-lapping
conceptions of what constitutes identity not only in
the world of theoretical debate, but also in that of
political and personal practice, Dhanda s arguments
in favour of seeing these matters in terms of
negotiation rather than in those of simple and
mutually uncomprehending conflict will be of very
great interest to all concerned with the many
problems of personal and inter-communal experience
to-day." Alan Montefiore, Emeritus Fellow of Balliol
College, Oxford.
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