Premise. Vulnerability: Environments and Relations Silvia Dadà 5-10 Requires Subscription or Fee PDF (EUR 6)
Responsibility and vulnerability: The resources of Emmanuel Levinas’ thought for the ethics of care Lazare Benaroyo 11-23 Requires Subscription or Fee PDF (Italiano) (EUR 6)
Domestication, captivity, and anthropization of nature: Induced vulnerabilities as a basis for animal ethics Pierfrancesco Biasetti 25-49 Requires Subscription or Fee PDF (Italiano) (EUR 6)
Being vulnerable: ontology and ethics of ecology Carla Danani 51-68 Requires Subscription or Fee PDF (Italiano) (EUR 6)
Vulnerability and Testimony within the Nihilistic Experience and Existential Attestation Manca Erzetič 69-87 Requires Subscription or Fee PDF (EUR 6)
The Vulnerability of the Human Condition: Ontological-Relational Dimensions and Ethical-Political Challenges Roberto Franzini Tibaldeo 89-108 Requires Subscription or Fee PDF (Italiano) (EUR 6)
Vulnerability and responsibility in states of exception. The testimony of women in the Nazi Lagers Rita Fulco 109-126 Requires Subscription or Fee PDF (Italiano) (EUR 6)
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Beyond the Subject: From «ethical and political vulnerability» in Adriana Cavarero and Judith Butler to «ethical vulnerability» in Emmanuel Levinas Sara Pautasso 145-162 Requires Subscription or Fee PDF (Italiano) (EUR 6)
Practices of Vulnerability: Openness, Production, and Transformation Silvia Pierosara 163-183 Requires Subscription or Fee PDF (EUR 6)
“Domestication” of space versus homelessness: an ethical reflection on dwelling as a requirement of the vulnerable condition Maria Teresa Russo 185-202 Requires Subscription or Fee PDF (Italiano) (EUR 6)
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