... noncruelty nonviolence Opler Morris E Shiva Day Sophie freedom secularism sex work transcendence asceticism authenticity eroticism ethics gender One hot day in 2011 a man from OSACS (Odisha State AIDS Control Society) landed in Bhadrak to conduct a meeting with hijras in which he posed...

... neighbor. For Martin Heidegger, in Being and Time and elsewhere, Mitsein, or “being together,” is a primordial feature of Dasein or human “being there.” Nevertheless, for Heidegger, authenticity means taking possession, in solitude, of one’s own Dasein, rather than living in submission...

... of media technology: the problem of authenticity. Through its bodily and technological mediations, Pentecostalism seeks to produce in people an experience of divine touch, while at the same time needing to authenticate such experiences as immediate and ‘real.’ The author examines some key techniques...

...The goal of this conclusion is to contrast the notion of destruction with the notion of worlding in order to show that there is a fundamental “richness” and “vitality” in factical life, to use Heidegger's own words, that must be countenanced together with—and not, even in authenticity, separated...

... involves for modern-day free spirits the experimental search for an authentic mode of existence. My focus is on Dawn from 1881. As a general point of inspiration I have adopted Pierre Hadot’s insight into the therapeutic ambitions of ancient philosophy which was, he claims, intended...

... of Italian American life. In the chain restaurants the chapter analyzes authenticity is a “product”—a company strategy carefully crafted with the methodology of postmodern pastiche. These establishments refer to traditions from Italy, its past, and the nostalgia it often elicits to promote a recognizable...

... one life to live not only calls into question the opposition of authenticity and inauthenticity that structures Heidegger’s analytic of Dasein but indeed undermines a presupposition that remains latent even in many deconstructive and poststructuralist accounts of television, and also in every attempt...

... Fritz Jaspers Karl Nietzsche Friedrich Sartre Jean Paul Levinas Emmanuel Whitehead Alfred North Descartes René Pascal Blaise Ibsen Henrik Paul Saint Dilthey Wilhelm Scheler Max Aristotle Jesus Kant Immanuel Barth Karl Plato Marck Siegfried Ruyer Raymond authenticity being-in-the-world...

...This chapter shows how urban activists seek to construct an authentic peasant voice in order to make connections with a transnational civil society, which has its own agendas, views, and implicit or explicit interests. The construction of an “authentic voice” requires erasing differences within...

... reproduction and circulation ironically still creates the aura of mass live events; and finally, how the media consumer’s dilemma of establishing authenticity has only become more aggravated in an era of self-branding on social media. Collins Wilkie The Count of Monte Cristo Dumas Dumas Alexandre The Count...

..., including representation. When we move beyond representation, we also move beyond both authenticity and inauthenticity. The distinction between performing an action and an actual performance gives rise to a number of more or less familiar distinctions. An action is performed within the plane...

...In chapter five, we examine how in his masterful work, Justice for Hedgehogs, Dworkin develops a concept of integrity now rooted his two principles of dignity. accountability versus authenticity authenticity versus accountability Kant Immanuel Dworkin Ronald compatibilism...

...This chapter turns to the question of the who of televisionary Dasein. Just as life with television is a double life, having always already split, the who to whom this life belongs is also disarticulated in such a way that authentic resoluteness is no longer...