----- 危机中的民主
Editor's introduction Part I Alterity as a crisis for democracy 1. 'Don't blame me!' Seriality and the responsibility of voters - Robert Bernasconi 2. Sovereignty, property, and the life world: Democracy's colonization of alterity - Mielle Chandler 3. Narratives of groups that kill other groups - Jacqueline Stevens 4. Technologies of violence and vulnerability - Kelly Oliver 5. The brackets of recognition: Recognition, espionage, camouflage - Elizabeth Povinelli. 6. Humanitarianism and the representation of alterity: the aporias and prospects of cosmopolitan visuality - Fuyuki Kurasawa Part II Alterity as a provocation to democracy 7. Alterity as democracy-to-come - Stella Gaon 8. The ends of democracy: who, we? - Catherine Kellogg 9. From fear to democracy: towards a politics of com-passion - Dorota Glowacka 10. Meditations on turning toward violently dead - Sharon Rosenberg 11. Democracy, accountability and disruption - Rita Dhamoon 12. Dissensus, ethics, and the politics of democracy - Ewa Plonowska Ziarek
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