阿伦特论怨恨

IF 0.3 3区 哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY
G. Hunt
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本文发展了阿伦特式的怨恨概念,并表明怨恨作为对不公正的回应,实际上只有在一个从事道德和认知关系的人的社区中才有可能。虽然阿伦特更出名的是她对宽恕的研究——被描述为对伤害的创造性反应而不是报复性反应——这篇文章表明,阿伦特提供了一种独特的思考方式,将怨恨本质上看作是对另一个人主体性的反应。但是,当伤害是巨大的,以至于超出了人类面对面互动的可能性被消灭时,怨恨的空间就被摧毁了。具有讽刺意味的是,虽然怨恨的缺失乍一看似乎是一件毫无疑问的好事,但阿伦特向我们展示了,怨恨的缺失实际上标志着正确的人类领域的缺失。
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Arendt on Resentment
This article develops an Arendtian conception of resentment and shows that resentment as a response to injustice is in fact only possible within a community of persons engaged in moral and recognitive relations. While Arendt is better known for her work on forgiveness—characterized as a creative rather than vindictive response to injury—this article suggests that Arendt provides a unique way of thinking about resentment as essentially a response to another human’s subjectivity. But when injury is massive, so beyond the pale that the possibility of face-to-face human interaction is annihilated, the space for resentment is thereby destroyed. Ironically, while the absence of resentment might at first seem to be an unproblematically good thing, Arendt shows us that the loss of resentment actually signals the loss of the properly human realm.
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