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How is it between us? Relational ethics and transcendence
Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute ( IF 1.2 ) Pub Date : 2021-03-28 , DOI: 10.1111/1467-9655.13496
Jarrett Zigon 1
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In this article, I engage the recent debate on transcendence/the transcendental within the anthropology of ethics with the claim that ‘How is it between us?’ is the most fundamental of all ethical questions. In doing so, I contrast relational ethics with ordinary ethics to show that ethics begins with a demand that emerges from a situation within which one finds oneself with others; a demand that pulls one out of oneself to respond in a modality of concern and care for the between where we dwell together. This attuned response is both an ethical and a political one; a response that opens possibilities for being‐together‐otherwise. Such possibilities, I argue throughout, can only begin with a relational ethics. I illustrate this with an ethnographic example from harm reduction practice and anti‐drug war political activity in both New York City and Vancouver, Canada.

中文翻译:

我们之间怎么样 关系伦理与超越

在本文中,我将伦理人类学中关于超越性/先验性的最新辩论纳入讨论范围,声称“我们之间的关系如何?” 是所有道德问题中最基本的问题。在这样做的过程中,我将关系伦理学与普通伦理学进行了对比,以表明伦理学始于一种需求,这种需求源于一种人与他人相处的情况。一种需求,使我们以一种关心和关怀的方式做出回应,以照顾我们在一起的地方。这种协调一致的反应既是道德方面的,也是政治方面的。这种回应为彼此团结提供了可能性。我一直认为,这种可能性只能从关系伦理学开始。
更新日期:2021-05-17
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