APA blog contribution on cultural appropriation

I was asked to contribute a piece to the American Philosophical Association's on-line blog. Untea Ionut is editing contributions on the subject of Ethical Dilemmas in Public Philosophy. My contribution is, "Someone Else's Story: Cultural Appropriation in Fiction." Here is the link for anyone interested in the topic:https://blog.apaonline.org/2024/09/12/someone-elses-story-cultural-appropriation-in-fiction/

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Disgust, Ethnicity, and Fiction

Post #5On December 27, the NYTimes (Molly Young) published an article--“How Disgust Explains Everything” https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/27/magazine/disgust-science.html. The article looks at Paul Rozin’s early work on disgust as an emotion that helps us know what is safe to eat. The author examines as well the evolution of scholarship to explore disgust's broader interpersonal and moral functioning.Not much was said by Young about disgust in intergroup relations so I want to comment a bit on that subject. Disgust frequently operates powerfully and lethally in intergroup relations. Characterizations of the ‘other’ as disgusting have through the centuries been associated with acts of extreme violence—including [...]

By |2022-01-27T02:13:00+00:00January 11th, 2022|A Beautiful Land, Disgust, Essays, Ethnicity, Fiction|0 Comments
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