Relational Reason, Morals and Sociality
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Edited By Elżbieta Hałas and Aleksander Manterys
Relational sociology draws attention to non-utilitarian aspects of sociality that reach beyond instrumental rationality, and presents the problem of relational reason. Shaping a civil society under cultural plurality requires reflection upon relational rationality. This book focuses on relational goods as an emergent effect of social relations, focusing on the issue of good life and the Good Society.
The relational approach involves viewing social relations neither as an expression of the system nor as an individual action, but as a human reality in its own right, based on reciprocity.
The authors explore the moral dimensions of sociality in various areas of social life. The aim is to enrich the understanding of relationality and of the significance of the relational theory of society.
Index
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Ahnert, Liesolette 122
Akers, Ronald L. 101, 121
Allmendinger, Jutta 185, 193
Anderson, Benedict 207
Ankersmit, Frank 205, 208
Antoci, Angelo 38, 55
Archer, Margaret S. 20, 56, 66, 82, 85–89, 90, 91, 132–134, 137, 138, 145, 147, 148, 193, 211, 212, 216–228, 231
Arendt, Hannah 42, 192
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