Avishai Margalit (hebr. אבישי מרגלית, b. 1939
Author of
THE DECENT SOCIETY
Social Exclusion can be mainly understood in three different ways: as a form of spatial separation, a lack of participation, or as emanating from practices of misrecognition. One of the approaches based on the latter understanding was proposed by the Israeli social philosopher Avishai Margalit. For him, social exclusion by practices of misrecognition is one way to harm human dignity. Margalit frequently referred to the persecution of Jews during National Socialism in order to substantiate this thought.
Steffen K. Herrmann
Department of Philosophy
Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany
in
Humiliation, Degradation, Dehumanization
Library of Ethics and Applied Philosophy 24
P. Kaufmann et al. (eds.)
Chapter 10
Social Exclusion
Practices of Misrecognition
Social Exclusion can be mainly understood in three different ways: as a form of spatial separation, a lack of participation, or as emanating from practices of misrecognition. One of the approaches based on the latter understanding was proposed by the Israeli social philosopher Avishai Margalit. For him, social exclusion by practices of misrecognition is one way to harm human dignity. Margalit frequently referred to the persecution of Jews during National Socialism in order to substantiate this thought.
Steffen K. Herrmann
Department of Philosophy
Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany
in
Humiliation, Degradation, Dehumanization
Library of Ethics and Applied Philosophy 24
P. Kaufmann et al. (eds.)
Chapter 10
Social Exclusion
Practices of Misrecognition
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