History of Antinatalism How Philosophy Has Challenged the Question of Procreation 1st Edition by Kateřina Lochmanová ISBN B088N93KYF 9798645624255

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History of Antinatalism: How Philosophy Has Challenged the Question of Procreation 1st Edition: This collective monography deals with the history of antinatalism. It aims to supplement Ken Coates՚ monography Anti-Natalism: Rejectionist Philosophy from Buddhism to Benatar. Therefore, after rejecting David Benatars՚ analytical approach, it starts with the intellectual history of antinatalism in antiquity and the Middle Ages in general, with a focus on neglected tenets of the asymmetry and quality arguments in Aristotle’s Eudemus and in early Christianity. Then it carries on with modern age up to the present, with a focus on the rarely identified precursors of the asymmetry argument, followed by analyses of some antinatalistic elements in Vladimir Solovyov, and of the almost unknown antinatalistic author bearing the pen name Kurnig. Finally, it returns to the contemporary antinatalism, this time focused on its implications in sexual ethics and in the ethics of suicide.

 

History of Antinatalism: How Philosophy Has Challenged the Question of Procreation 1st Edition Table of contents:

To Be or Not to Be: Is Analytical Approach Suitable? (Michal Kutáš)

• Introduction
• Definition of Analytical Approach
• The Domain of Analytical Approach
• Does the Question of “To Be or Not to Be” Lie in the Domain of Analytical Approach? Analysis
• Conclusion

PROTOHISTORY OF ANTINATALISM

• Protohistory of Antinatalism: Antiquity and the Middle Ages
  • Introduction
  • Antiquity
  • The Middle Ages
  • Conclusion

Aristotle and His Eudemus

• Introduction
• Dialogue Eudemus
• Eudemus (Ross, Fragment 6)
• Interpretation: Three Views on a Soul
• Conclusion

Antinatalism in Early Christianity

• Introduction
• Disgust of Life and Birth, Praise of Death, and Detestation of Birth in the Old Testament
• Demolition of the Family by Jesus
• Jesus’ Infinite Respect for Children
• Praise of Infertility and of Virginity in the New Testament
• Condemnation of Motherhood by Jesus
• Antinatalist Tendencies of the Church Fathers
• Conclusion

HISTORY OF ANTINATALISM

• History of Antinatalism: From Modern Age to Present
  • Introduction
  • The Modern Age
  • The Nineteenth Century
  • The Twentieth Century
  • Conclusion

Solovyov and His Godmanhood: Antinatalism in Russia

• Introduction
• Antinatalism in the Broad and in the Narrow Sense of the Word
• Solovyov’s Philosophy of History, Concept of Godmanhood, and Axiology

 

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