Reparations for American Chattel Slavery

An analysis of the case for reparations for American chattel slavery

PLACE: PRESENCE AS SECOND-PERSONAL SPACE

The concept of place is ultimately a matter of ethical significance—of where something fits in a nexus or structure of meaning. Often this meaning is quite personal, involving a sense of presence we associate with a place. This essay investigates this connection through a study of Wordsworth’s poem, “Tintern Abbey.” It argues that the notion of a presence-infused place is ultimately that of a second-personal space. Presence is a matter of second-personal openness. Therefore, when presence infuses place, it makes its space second-personal also

Introduction

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Agent-centered restrictions from the inside out

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Abolishing morality

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Empathy, Sympathy, Care

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Beyond Homo Economicus: New Developments in Theories of Social Norms

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