Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Philosophies of Recognition: An Introduction Matthew Congdon and Thomas Khurana
Part1: Aesthetics
1. Aesthetic Recognition: A Kantian Model Samantha Matherne 2. Three Models of Aesthetic Recognition Jorg Schaub 3. Playing Society: Simmel’s “Sociability” and the Idea for an Aesthetic Species of Recognition Barbara Carnevali 4. A Recognitive Bond without Terms: The Concept of Aesthetic Action Florian Klinger 5. Scott Shushan 6. Recognition and Deliverance Andrew Norris 7. Failed Recognition in the Dardennes’ Rosetta: Hegelian Implications Robert B. Pippin
Part2: Mind, Language, and Knowledge
8. Recognition versus Mind-Reading in Philosophy of Mind and Language Richard Moran 9. Recognition in Theory: Psychoanalytic Theory and the Epistemology of Recognition Francey Russell 10. Acknowledgment Is Not Recognition: On the Perlocutionary Dimension of Our Normative Practices Daniele Lorenzini 11. From Interacting Substances to Recognizing People: On the Logical Foundations of Hegel’s Theory of Recognition Andrew Werner 12. Recognition and Intellectual Self-Trust Nadja El Kassar 13. Homeplace: Recognition-giving Practices and Epistemic Agency in Communal Spaces Hilkje C. Hanel
Part3: Ethics
14. Ancient Greek Recognition? Homer, Plato, and the Struggle for Honor Jonathan Fine 15. Recognition of the Will Wayne Martin 16. Persons, Animals, and Recognition: A Classical Yoga Perspective Owen Ware 17. A Romance of Recognition: Nature, Gender and Sex(ism) in Friedrich Schlegel Federica Gregoratto 18. Unveiling Existential Ambiguity: The Role of Recognition in Simone de Beauvoir's Philosophy Manon Garcia 19. From Ecocide to Nature’s Right: Recognition in the Anthropocene Jay Bernstein 20. Moral Invisibility and Institutional Care Vanessa Carbonell
Part4: Social and Political Philosophy
21. Kant’s Theory of Property as a Theory of Mutual Recognition Rafeeq Hasan 22. Recognition in a Form of Life Terry Pinkard 23. G.W.F. Hegel, Frantz Fanon, and Angela Davis on Recognition, Slavery, and Liberation Daniel James and Franz Knappik 24. Five Notes on Counter-Recognition Daniel Loick 25. Metamorphosis of Value: Epistemic Protocols in the Racial Longue Duree Rocio Zambrana 26. Arendt’s Philosophy of Appearance and the Ambivalences of Recognition Sophie Loidolt 27. The Power of the Third: Recognition and Gift-Giving Dirk Quadflieg 28. Equality, Interpellation, Liberation: Three Vectors of Recognition Christoph Menke (translated by Jacob Blumenfeld). Index