Notyet Kashiko
@kashiko1701.bsky.social
Dropping reading notes. Pushing myself to focus on my thesis.
MA in political philosophy | Learning Japanese｜Hopeful future book editor
MA in political philosophy | Learning Japanese｜Hopeful future book editor
But five hours later I think a political theory should not reach out to personal choices.
March 17, 2025 at 1:16 PM
But five hours later I think a political theory should not reach out to personal choices.
Personally I’m in favour of theories about individual responsibility in justice than those think justice is only an issue in the basic structure or institution. Cuz the latter does bot tell ME what I should do, which makes me anxious, especially when seeing all those injustices happening.
March 17, 2025 at 8:10 AM
Personally I’m in favour of theories about individual responsibility in justice than those think justice is only an issue in the basic structure or institution. Cuz the latter does bot tell ME what I should do, which makes me anxious, especially when seeing all those injustices happening.
Finally get Niezsche's point. Ressentiment & liability lead to nihilism, cuz what happens is that the culpable do not pay their debt, either due to luck or injustice. But as a moralist, I still believe ressentiment leads to a better world. Injustice should not be tolerated because of misfortune.
March 4, 2025 at 3:04 AM
Finally get Niezsche's point. Ressentiment & liability lead to nihilism, cuz what happens is that the culpable do not pay their debt, either due to luck or injustice. But as a moralist, I still believe ressentiment leads to a better world. Injustice should not be tolerated because of misfortune.
An interesting point: A friend told me what trump & vance had done to Zelenskyy in the Oval Office is by the same way as the degradation of women.
March 3, 2025 at 3:51 PM
An interesting point: A friend told me what trump & vance had done to Zelenskyy in the Oval Office is by the same way as the degradation of women.
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Learn the histories of US immigration, citizenship, & birthright through the following selection of UNC Press titles written by the following noted scholars: Susan Pearson, @carlygoodman.bsky.social, Deirdre M. Moloney, Kristina Shull, Felicia Arriaga, Anna Pegler-Gordon, and @elmunc.bsky.social.
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February 7, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Learn the histories of US immigration, citizenship, & birthright through the following selection of UNC Press titles written by the following noted scholars: Susan Pearson, @carlygoodman.bsky.social, Deirdre M. Moloney, Kristina Shull, Felicia Arriaga, Anna Pegler-Gordon, and @elmunc.bsky.social.
Munoz-Dardé, The Cost of Belonging
Munoz-Dardé denys solidarity’s fundamental role in morality. She argues that the nature of solidarity is partitive, with a structure of the distinction of “us” and “them”. Therefore she is against Foot-Wiggins’ approach to “universal solidarity”.
Munoz-Dardé denys solidarity’s fundamental role in morality. She argues that the nature of solidarity is partitive, with a structure of the distinction of “us” and “them”. Therefore she is against Foot-Wiggins’ approach to “universal solidarity”.
January 18, 2025 at 9:33 AM
Munoz-Dardé, The Cost of Belonging
Munoz-Dardé denys solidarity’s fundamental role in morality. She argues that the nature of solidarity is partitive, with a structure of the distinction of “us” and “them”. Therefore she is against Foot-Wiggins’ approach to “universal solidarity”.
Munoz-Dardé denys solidarity’s fundamental role in morality. She argues that the nature of solidarity is partitive, with a structure of the distinction of “us” and “them”. Therefore she is against Foot-Wiggins’ approach to “universal solidarity”.