[Commlist] new book: On the Communicative Turn in Philosophy: Exploring Intersubjectivity, Community and the Ethics of Dialogue

Intellect is pleased to share that /On the Communicative Turn in 
Philosophy: Exploring Intersubjectivity, Community and the Ethics of 
Dialogue 
<https://www.intellectbooks.com/on-the-communicative-turn-in-philosophy>/, 
by Claude Mangion, is out in paperback and hardback! This title is also 
available in *Open Access*!

The book gives prominence to the way the concept of communication has 
been deployed within philosophical debates. It shows how philosophers 
have adopted this concept in their discussions on the issues of 
intersubjectivity, community and the ethics of dialogue. Although 
mainstream philosophers do not, as yet, consider the philosophy of 
communication as a branch in its own right, instead subsuming it within 
the philosophy of language as pragmatics, the concept of communication 
is broader than that of language. This book aims to develop the 
relationship between communication and philosophy further. Mangion hopes 
to encourage others to conduct further research by aligning 
communication with questions that are of a philosophical nature.


*_Table of Contents_*
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*Introduction*

*Section A:* Communication and Intersubjectivity
*1. *Husserl on the Analogous Other
*2. *Merleau-Ponty on the Embodied Other
*3.* Schutz and Habermas: From the Pure We-Relation to the Lifeworld

*Section B:* Communication and Community
*4.* Mead and Carey on Community as ‘Participation’
*5.* Agamben on Community as ‘Communicability’
*6.* Nancy on Community as ‘Exposure’

*Section C: *Communication and the Ethics of Dialogue
*7.* Levinas on Dialogue and the Ethics of the Face
*8.* Bakhtin on the Existential Ethics of Dialogue
*9. *Gadamer on the Ethics of ‘Genuine’ Dialogue

*Conclusion
Bibliography
Index*


Please visit our website for more information:
www.intellectbooks.com/on-the-communicative-turn-in-philosophy
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