... in the emergence of cooperation and can even stabilize some level of cooperation under conditions where cooperation was previously thought impossible. cooperation prisoner’s dilemma evolution game theory social philosophy Mixed strategies – where one opts to randomize one’s decision – are thought...

...Karsten Kenklies Continental pedagogy history of education metaphysics of education philosophy of education social philosophy theory of education Correspondence Karsten Kenklies, School of Education, University of Strathclyde, Lord Hope Bldg., Room 201, 141 St James Rd, Glasgow/ Scotland G4...

... that the prejudice plus power view is unsatisfying on either interpretation. Philosophy of race racism social philosophy political philosophy A key question in the philosophy of race is how to define ‘racism’. This paper focuses on personal racism, the kind invoked when describing someone as ‘racist...

... in terms of the specific analytical frameworks they adopted when addressing the distribution of the social surplus. Cambridge Ontology Distribution Surplus Welfare Social philosophy Tony Lawson (2003 , 2015 ) argues that several heterodox economic traditions share similar ontological...

...This chapter begins with a discussion of the notion of utilitarianism and how it turned into an affirmative, tolerant, and seemingly democratic social philosophy that appeared to take the pursuit of happiness seriously. It then considers the dark and dubious side of the utilitarian principle...

...This article provides an historical narrative of the contingent ways in which anti-foundationalism has been brought to the study of British politics from within critical, socialist traditions. It starts by briefly mentioning some of the less contentious implications for social philosophy. It also...

... is part of the philosopher’s duty. But disagreement about the ideally good family is as common amongst philosophers as it is at the grass-roots level, and although it is no doubt also part of our duty to foster critically informed debate, one might hope that, in social philosophy, we could do more for our...

... in this volume): Social philosophy is by de nition about social issues, but it is not thereby coextensive with political philosophy. It is, for example, quite possible for a philosopher to discuss the rights and wrongs of abortion or euthanasia without committing herself to a single explicit thesis about what...

... Dignity at Work Hodson Dignity of Working Men Lamont Hodson Randy Roscigno Vincent J worker dignity science of dignity social philosophy human rights ethics dying with dignity Immanuel Kant sociology social theory In “The Greatest Love of All,” Whitney Houston sang that dignity belongs to her...

... social philosophy Social systems that reproduce injustice are ubiquitous and persistent. Sally Haslanger (Chapter 22 , p. 399) helps us understand why. These systems, as Haslanger writes, are constituted by networks of social spaces and practices that continually create inequalities and harms...

... respect Murdoch I Brownmiller S sexual harassment ethical egoism Marx K psychological egoism Harvard Implicit Association Test perception Hobbes T solidarity SETI@home autonomy Moral Testimony Ethics Moral Epistemology Metaethics Social Philosophy Epistemic Justice Testimony Autonomy...

...This chapter discusses the political and social philosophy of the European Union. It argues that constitutional orders are determined by historical factors encapsulated in the idea of “statecraft.” It therefore places the European Union into a moment of transition from the “nation state...

... corporations—have specific features that they share qua organizations. They need to be opened up for normative theorizing, rather than treated as ‘black boxes’ or as elements of a ‘system’ in which moral questions have no place. The Introduction describes ‘social philosophy’ as an approach...

...This chapter employs legal theory, social philosophy, and traditional moral theology to ask how and to what extent individuals are personally responsible for the harms that markets cause to distant others. Giving both theoretical and practical reasons for the importance of individuating collective...

... and in 1932, come at moments of acute economic crisis, Manicas accounts for this limited attention to justice by framing Dewey’s reticence as a function of his pragmatist social philosophy. Dewey sought to displace justice as a topic of social philosophy in order to instead show how we must work to find...

... ideal of a ourishing culture, and his diagnostics of cultural malaise, as a point of departure for reconsidering many of the central themes in his ethics and social philosophy. My leitmotif throughout is that Nietzsche is a far more social thinker than has been appreciated by the prevalent...

...This book explores the values of equality and diversity as promoted across liberal societies, drawing on various traditions of political and social philosophy, including liberal egalitarianism, existentialism and elements of post-modernism and post-structuralism. These philosophies are applied...

... a computational tapestry with threads from Plato, David Hume, Charles Darwin, Ivan Pavlov, Adam Smith, Leo Tolstoy, Karl Marx, William James, and Fyodor Dostoevsky, among others. This transformative synthesis of social philosophy, cognitive neuroscience, and agent-based modeling will fascinate scholars...