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Esteem and Self-Esteem in the History of Philosophy

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The concepts of esteem and self-esteem are fundamental to understanding human emotions, ethics and psychology and are closely linked to ideas about respect and dignity. Latterly they have come to play a central role in contemporary debates about well-being and mental health. Yet despite having deep roots, the philosophical history of esteem and self-esteem has been largely neglected.In this authoritative and wide-ranging collection, a distinguished and international roster of philosophers examine esteem and self-esteem in historical perspective and covering western and non-western traditions and thinkers. Comprising twenty-seven chapters, the volume is divided into eight clear parts:From Poetry to PhilosophySelf-Knowledge and the Normative Foundations of Self-Esteem in Classical Greek PhilosophyInteriority and the Transformation of Selfhood in Hellenistic and Late Antique PhilosophyCross-Cultural Perspectives on Esteem and Self-CultivationReputation, Virtue, and Moral Theology in the Medieval WorldEarly Modern Moral Psychology and the Social Dynamics of EsteemGender and the Politics of Self-WorthEsteem, Community, and Modern Social Theory.Esteem and Self-Esteem in the History of Philosophy will be valuable reading for students and researchers in the history of philosophy, ethics and political philosophy, as well as related areas such as history and sociology.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-09-28
Mått174 x 246 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieRewriting the History of Philosophy
Antal sidor480
FörlagTaylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN9781032539591

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Andreas Blank holds a research position at the University of Paderborn, Germany. He is the author of some 100 articles in edited volumes and journals such as Annals of Science, British Journal for the History of Philosophy, European Journal of Philosophy, History of European Ideas, History of Philosophy Quarterly, Journal of Early Modern Studies, Journal of the History of Ideas, Journal of Modern Philosophy, The Monist, Perspectives on Science, and Science in Context.Attila Németh is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Philosophy, The Research Centre for the Humanities, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest, Hungary. He is the author of Epicurus on the Self (Routledge, 2020), co-editor with Dániel Schmal of The Self in Ancient and Early Modern Philosophy (2025), and has published several papers on ancient atomism, Hellenistic philosophy, and Seneca.

Notes on Contributors Introduction Andreas Blank and Attila Németh Part 1: From Poetry to Philosophy 1. Honour, Shame and the Value of a Person in Pre-Platonic Greek Thought Péter Agócs Part 2: Self-Knowledge and the Normative Foundations of Self-Esteem in Classical Greek Philosophy 2. Self-Esteem and Moral Progress: From Plato to the Stoics Georgia Tsouni 3. Esteem’s Value in Plato Alex G. Long 4. Seeing and Being Seen: The Phainomena of Virtue in Aristotle Philipp Mitsis Part 3: Interiority and the Transformation of Selfhood in Hellenistic and Late Antique Philosophy 5. The Cultivation and Maintenance of Self-Esteem in Epicurean Philosophy Clive Chandler 6. Freedom and Conscience in Epictetus Attila Németh 7. “They Dishonor Themselves”: Plotinus on Human Value Lloyd Gerson 8. Augustine on “Pride” and Healthy Self-Love Bonnie Kent Part 4: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Esteem and Self-Cultivation 9. Recognition, Respect, and Reverence in Ancient India Maria Heim 10. Social Esteem Exchange: Gong 恭 in the Mencius Winnie Sung 11. Distorted Selves and the Political Economy of Esteem in the Mozi Alba Cercas Curry 12. Notions of Reverence (kei 敬) and Respect (son 尊) in Tokugawa and Meiji Japan Ferenc Takó Part 5: Reputation, Virtue, and Moral Theology in the Medieval World 13. Medieval Christian Authors on the Purposes and Perils of Reputation Thomas Williams 14. Magnanimity and Hubris in Dante’s Divine Comedy Jason Aleksander Part 6: Early Modern Moral Psychology and the Social Dynamics of Esteem 15. Domingo de Soto on Secrets and the Natural Right to Good Reputation Andreas Blank 16. From Générosité to Acquiescentia in se ipso: Descartes and Spinoza on the Self-Consciousness of Freedom Noa Naaman-Zauderer 17. Self-Esteem, Amour-Propre and Amour de Soi: Pascal and Malebranche on Loving Humans and Loving God Syliane Malinowski-Charles 18. Of God, Wolves, Dogs and Monkeys: Esteem in Hobbes, Pufendorf and Thomasius Peter Schröder 19. Esteem and Honor in Early Eighteenth-Century British Philosophy: Shaftesbury, Mandeville, Hutcheson Ryan Patrick Hanley 20. “Nascent Society”: Love, Public Esteem and Morality in Rousseau’s Second Discourse Francesco Toto Part 7: Gender and the Politics of Self-Worth 21. Tracing the Concept of Self-Esteem in the Long Indian Feminist Tradition: From the Therigatha to Stree Purusha Tulana Priyanka Jha 22. Esteem and Dignity in Feminist Arguments of the Early Modern Period Jacqueline Broad 23. Citizens, Workers, and Organizers: 19th- and early 20th-century American Feminists on the Value of Women Allauren Samantha Forbes Part 8: Esteem, Community, and Modern Social Theory 24. Self-Esteem as the Foundation of Ethical Life: Moral Sentiment and Ethical Rationality in Eduard von Hartmann’s Phänomenologie des sittlichen Bewusstseins Gennaro Imbriano 25. Esteem and Self-Esteem in Ferdinand Tönnies’ Theory of Community and Society Cristiana Senigaglia 26. Self-Esteem in the Phenomenological Tradition: Else Voigtländer and Max Scheler Íngrid Vendrell Ferran 27. Erich Fromm’s Socio-Psychoanalytical Approach to Self-Esteem Cornelia Stefan. Index