Beyond the Anthropological Difference [Book Review]
International Journal of Philosophical Studies (3):416-420 (2021)
Abstract
In Beyond the Anthropological Difference, Matthew Calarco aims both at exposing and interpreting the current theoretical situation regarding animals and at proposing a new way of conceiving human-animal relations, advancing what he calls an ‘ontology of indistinction’. Mimicking Jacques Derrida’s project of decentring philosophy, here Calarco aims at decentring ethics appealing to a serious consideration of the relations between beings as opposed to a search for a ‘primary locus of ethical consideration’ (41).Author's Profile
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10.1080/09672559.2021.1939497
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