Distant suffering : Morality, Media and Politics / Luc Boltanski ; translated by Graham Burchell.
Material type: TextLanguage: English Original language: French Series: Cambridge cultural social studiesPublisher: Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1999Description: xviii, 246 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0521659531
- 9780521659536
- 0521573890
- 9780521573894
- Souffrance à distance. English
- 302.2345
- B105.S79 B6513 1999
Contents:
Part I. The Question of the Spectator: -- 1. The politics of pity -- 2. Taking sides -- 3. The moral spectator -- Part II. The Topics of Suffering: -- 4. The topic of denunciation -- 5. The topic of sentiment -- 6. The critique of sentimentalism -- 7. The aesthetic topic -- 8. Heroes and the accursed -- Part III. The Crisis of Pity: -- 9. What reality has misfortune? -- 10. How realistic is action?.
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Originally published in French: Editions Métailié, 1993.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part I. The Question of the Spectator: -- 1. The politics of pity -- 2. Taking sides -- 3. The moral spectator -- Part II. The Topics of Suffering: -- 4. The topic of denunciation -- 5. The topic of sentiment -- 6. The critique of sentimentalism -- 7. The aesthetic topic -- 8. Heroes and the accursed -- Part III. The Crisis of Pity: -- 9. What reality has misfortune? -- 10. How realistic is action?.
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