Nourishment by Pelluchon, Corine -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Half-Title Series Title Contents Epigraph Introduction Part One A phenomenology of nourishment

1 Living from

Enjoyment The gourmet cogito Taste The tea ceremony The terrestrial condition, the localization, and birth

2 Space, milieu, and other existents

The geographicity of being, the ecumene and mediance Dwelling, building, cultivating Empathy, communication with animals, and sharing of the common world Zoopolis and justice towards animals Eating meat and the love of animals

3 Eating disorders

Hunger as the starting point of ethics A problem of justice, not of shortage: The capabilities approach Food ethics and policy The phenomenology of nourishment and agriculture Anorexia, bulimia, and obesity: A painful orality

Part Two To institute a common world

4 A new social contract

5 Reconstructing democracy

6 Beyond national boundaries

In the shadow of the bomb Globalization, sovereignty, and methodological cosmopolitanism Cosmopolitical rights since Kant Global civil society and cosmopolitical democracy Imaginary, utopia, and the heritage of the Enlightenment

Conclusion

The opening of the possible and conviviality Love of life A radical phenomenology of sensing and a political constructivism

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