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  1. Ethics at the boundary: Beginning with Foucault.Charles E. Scott - 2011 - Journal of Speculative Philosophy 25 (2):203-212.
    I mean by the phrase "taking differences seriously" freeing differences from the conceptual and linguistic formations that promote recognitions based on categorical grouping and what we might call domination by images of familiar normalcy and global similarities. 1 I have in mind a discipline of turning out of those ways of speaking and thinking that intend to bring unity and essential harmony to highly diverse events and entities. Those are ways of thinking and speaking that assume that original identities define (...)
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  • Ethics, Indifference, and Social Concern.John Lysaker - 2012 - Epoché: A Journal for the History of Philosophy 17 (1):143-154.
    The ongoing task of self-discovery, which I figure as self-finding, following Emerson, is integral to the human condition. While its results are always fragmentary, self-finding also conducts the currents of life in ways that establish conditions for our lives and those of others. This activity is mistakenly constrained by Charles Taylor, who argues that it remains tied to moral space. Charles Scott’s work shows how moral space can be found in a manner that suspends the necessity of moral space and (...)
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