Titlebook: (Re-)Defining Racism; A Philosophical Anal Alberto G. Urquidez Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive l

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Dirk Loerwald,Maik Wiesweg,Andreas Zoerneror its proper use. The author argues that this conventionalist picture of meaning best accounts for two sets of seemingly incompatible intuitions in the theory of racism. Definitions of “racism,” like definitions generally, have contingent and necessary features. Some theorists stress the contingent

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Multiperspektivit?t im Wirtschaftsunterrichts the dominant approach to semantics in the philosophy of language, semantic externalism. This approach holds that the meaning of a referring expression (a kind term) is the kind to which it refers, where a kind is a language-independent essence. The essence of a kind term is thought to be the “inte

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,Einführung in die Rezeptions?sthetik, theory starts from a substantive value. One such value has been explicitly proposed by some and widely presupposed by others. This is the norm that commonsense thinking about racism must be preserved by an adequate philosophical definition of “racism.” Call this the presumption of conservatism. The

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,Kritik der professionellen ?sthetik,ter. The author’s central criticism, developed throughout the chapter, is that the term “racist belief” has at least four meanings relative to four distinct contexts of application. Three of these four uses escape Garcia’s volitional analysis. What is more, all of these uses, including Garcia’s voli

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Alberto G. UrquidezAnalyzes the concept of racism from a philosophical perspective.Develops a Wittgenstein-inspired framework that illuminates the use of terms, like “definition,” “meaning,” “explanation of meaning,” an

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