Modernity and Contemporaneity
Synopsis
Modernity and Contemporaneity is the 3rd volume in the Hellenic-Serbian Philosophical Dialogue Series, a project that was initiated as an emphatic token of the will and commitment to establish permanent and fruitful collaboration between two strongly bonded Departments of Philosophy, this of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, and that of the University of Novi Sad respectively. This collaboration was founded from the very beginning upon friendship, mutual respect and strong engagement, as well us upon our firm resolution to establish a solid continuity in the editing project. The publication of this volume allows us to entertain feelings of contentment and confidence that this objective of the project has been accomplished.
Chapters
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Frontmatter
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Modenity and Contemporaneity: An Introduction
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The Post-modern and Modernity from the Point of View of the History of Philosophy
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Modern Subjectivity and its History
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Hans-Georg Gadamer and the Contemporaneity of Classical Greek Philosophy
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Depersonalization of Absolute Knowledge?
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Animal Protection and Welfare: Contemporary Examinations
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Rethinking the Notions of Responsibility, Causal Inference and Empathy
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The Overcoming of Aesthetics
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From Modernism to Contemporaneity: On the Magic of the False Name
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Is Morality Immune to Luck, after All? Criminal Behavior and the Paradox of Moral Luck
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Dignity and the Form of Human Existence
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Discussing Normative Ethical Reasons and Moral Realism with Kant: A Meta-Ethical Perspective
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Waxing Knowledge, Waning Moods
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Contributors
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Backmatter
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