Rethinking Vulnerability and Exclusion

Part I. Rethinking Vulnerability and Exclusion: the Historical Context.- 1. Clara Ramas San Miguel, The vulnerable subject: Butler reading Hegel .- 2.Sara Ferreiro, Privatization of the sustainability of life in Hannah Arendt's The Human Condition.- 3. Roberto Navarrete, Eccentricity and Vulnerability: Helmuth  Plessner's Philosophical and Political Anthropology.- Part II. Rethinking Vulnerability: Discussing Interdependence and Violence in the XXIst Century.- 4. Txetxu Ausín, Vulnerability and Care as Basis for an Environmental Ethics of Global Justice.- 5. Adriana Zaharijevic, Independent and Invulnerable: Politics of an Individual.- 6. Igor Cvejic, Feeling Vulnerable: Interpersonal Relatedness and Situatedness.- 7. Emma Ingala, Contemporary Declinations of Violence: Thinking Extreme Violence and Vulnerability with Étienne Balibar and Judith Butler.- Part III. Rethinking Exclusion: the Challenges of Democratic Orders in the XXIst Century.- 8. Laura Herrero Olivera, Difference and Recognition. A Critical Lecture on Axel Honneth, Jacques Rancière and Nancy Fraser.- 9. Francisco Blanco Brotons, On the Discourse of Exclusion in a Globalizing World.- 10. Clara Navarro, Subject and Research in Global Capitalism: Some Notes On the Fundaments of Feminist and Marxist Theories in the Frame of Intersectionality.- 11. Nuria Sánchez Madrid, Forms of Life and The Transformation of Public Space: Averting Social Exclusion in Contemporary Democratic Societies.

Blanca Rodríguez López is Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Society at the University Complutense of Madrid, Spain.


Nuria Sánchez Madrid is Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Society at the University Complutense of Madrid, Spain.

Adriana Zaharijevic is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade, Serbia.