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Tag: misogyny

Against the bandwagon mentality

I The philosopher André Comte-Sponville, once said: “It is better to be too honest to be polite than to be … More

André Comte-Sponville, Arne Næss, Bandwagon mentality, Bruno Latour, Communication and Argument, Junot Diaz, misogyny, sexism

Shouldn’t I say something out of love?

Readers of the stream of philosophical blogging that I have produced during the last few years will be familiar with … More

Byung-Chul Han, Deleuze, Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty, misogyny, nationalism, out of love, Spinoza, The Agony of Eros, The Burnout Society, The expulsion of the other

How far has the #MeToo movement progressed?

“Why treat women as children, regarding their “no” and “stop” as nothing but jaunty foreplay that only serves to test … More

#MeToo, Abuse in sports, cowboy morale, Cristiano Ronaldo, Der Spiegel, Down Girl, football, himpathy, How far has the #MeToo progressed?, Juventus, Kate Manne, Kathryn Mayorga, misogyny, patriarchal morale, rape, Ronaldo, Ronaldo rape accusations, sexism

#MeToo exists in an ethical twilight zone

What do we think about when we think of the #MeToo movement? #MeToo is many things—it’s complex and conflicting; it … More

#MeToo, Arendt, Boston Review, Carmen Maria Machado, Deleuze, identitetspolitik, identity politics, Junot Diaz, Løgstrup, misogyny, MIT, post-truth, Ralph Keyes, The Post-Truth Era: Dishonesty and Deception in Contemporary Life, trust, truth

All women are not angels

Recently, Zoë Bossiere raised some questions regarding male writers. For example—while referring to a character in Junot Diaz’s two collections … More

#MeToo, Carmen Maria Machado, gender, Junot Diaz, Kate Manne, Knausgaard, misogyny, Toni Morrison

We’re All Accountable

… From my essay on sexism, morality, identity politics, and compassion: “I remember Rebecca Solnit saying something about men being … More

#MeToo, Arendt, Beauvoir, compassion, identity politics, mindfulness, misogyny, Philosophy, sexism, Solnit, Teaching mindfulness, Weinstein

BIO

Finn Janning, PhD, is a writer and philosopher.

His works has been featured in Epiphany, Under the Gum Tree, and Foliate Oak Literary Magazine. His most recent books are Stakkels Jim and A Philosophy of Mindfulness.

To Love Slowly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOAbgWLV1bc&t=184s

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