Tag: Self
Apakah Masih Ada “Diri” yang Tersisa untuk Dibicarakan? Sebuah Jawaban untuk Ash P. Morgans
Oleh: Andrew Kemle , Teks aslinya berjudul “Is There a “Self” Left to Talk About? A Reply to Ash P. Morgans”, diterjemahkan oleh Sachadru. Esai ini merupakan bagian dari Simposium Pertukaran Bersama C4SS tentang Anarkisme dan Egoisme. Ash P. Morgans menulis kritik panjang tentang kontribusi yang diberikan oleh sejumlah “moralis”, termasuk saya. Dan ketika membaca tanggapan…
The “Who” (not “What”)
My previous three essays have been step-by-step demonstrations of my thinking — each applies specific examples in detail, tailored to specific topics. To answer Andrew Kemle’s question (“Is there a self left to talk about?”) I want a general way of articulating myself. It will hardly be comprehensive, but if I can at least sketch…
¿Queda un “yo” del que hablar? Una respuesta a Ash P. Morgans
De Andrew Kemle. Artículo original: Is There a “Self” Left to Talk About? A Reply to Ash P. Morgans, del 16 de septiembre de 2022. Este ensayo es parte de un Simposio de Intercambio Mutuo del C4SS sobre Anarquismo y Egoísmo. Ash P. Morgans tiene una larga crítica de las contribuciones hechas por un número…
Is There a “Self” Left to Talk About? A Reply to Ash P. Morgans
Ash P. Morgans has a lengthy critique of the contributions made by a number of “moralists,” including myself. And in reading their response I realized that what I thought I had written—a relatively short piece with a narrow-focus—was, in fact, a confused mess. This doesn’t mean I now disagree with my arguments: I still think…
Widening the Bridges: Beyond Consent and Autonomy
Everyone is bad at consent but it’s worth getting better anyways. No one is perfectly autonomous but it’s worth respecting agency anyways. Many of our problems are endemic to the tools we use. These are parts of the truth that often get left out. Sometimes better consent and autonomy practices look like sloppy, complicated cry-fests,…
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