In Philosophy and Animal Life , Cora Diamond begins with "The Difficulty of Reality and the Difficulty of Philosophy," in which she accuses analytical philosophy of evading, or deflecting, the responsibility of human beings toward nonhuman animals. Diamond then explores the animal question in the more general problem of philosophical skepticism. Focusing specifically on J. M. Coetzee's The Lives of Animals , she considers the failure of language to capture the vulnerability of humans and animals. Stanley Cavell responds ...
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In Philosophy and Animal Life , Cora Diamond begins with "The Difficulty of Reality and the Difficulty of Philosophy," in which she accuses analytical philosophy of evading, or deflecting, the responsibility of human beings toward nonhuman animals. Diamond then explores the animal question in the more general problem of philosophical skepticism. Focusing specifically on J. M. Coetzee's The Lives of Animals , she considers the failure of language to capture the vulnerability of humans and animals. Stanley Cavell responds to Diamond's argument with his own close reading of Coetzee's work, connecting the human-animal relationship to further themes of morality and philosophy. John McDowell follows with a critique of both Diamond and Cavell, and Ian Hacking explains why Cora Diamond's essay is so deeply perturbing and, paradoxically, favors poetry over philosophy in overcoming her difficulties. Cary Wolfe's introduction situates these arguments within the broader context of contemporary continental philosophy and theory, particularly Jacques Derrida's work on deconstruction and the question of the animal.
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Very Good in Near Fine jacket. Book. 8vo-over 7¾-9¾" tall. A Very Good Hardcover (Previous Owners Initials On Fep) Otherwise Very Clean And Tight, In A Near Fine Dust Jacket. The Book Appears Unread. Philosophy And Animal Life Offers A New Way Of Thinking About Animal Rights, Our Obligation To Animals, And The Nature Of Philosophy Itself. Cora Diamond Begins With "The Difficulty Of Reality And The Difficulty Of Philosophy, " In Which She Accuses Analytical Philosophy Of Evading, Or Deflecting, The Responsibility Of Human Beings Toward Nonhuman Animals. Diamond Then Explores The Animal Question As It Is Bound Up With The More General Problem Of Philosophical Skepticism. Focusing Specifically On J. M. Coetzee's The Lives Of Animals, She Considers The Failure Of Language To Capture The Vulnerability Of Humans And Animals. Stanley Cavell Responds To Diamond's Argument With His Own Close Reading Of Coetzee's Work, Connecting The Human-Animal Relation To Further Themes Of Morality And Philosophy. John Mcdowell Follows With A Critique Of Both Diamond And Cavell, And Ian Hacking Explains Why Cora Diamond's Essay Is So Deeply Perturbing And, Paradoxically For A Philosopher, He Favors Poetry Over Philosophy As A Way Of..
