Identity and Difference

Part I. Narrative Theory and Phenomenology

1. The Personal Self in the Phenomenological Tradition
Dermot Moran

2. Persons, Characters and the Meaning of ʻNarrativeʼ
Alfonso Muñoz-Corcuera

3. What Does Self-Deception Tell Us About the Self? A Sartrean Perspective
David Mitchell

Part II. Politics, Authenticity, and Agency

4. Being My-Self? Montaigne on Difference and Identity
Vincent Caudron

5. Specifically Human? The Limited Conception of Self-Consciousness in Theories of Reflective Endorsement
Irene Bucelli

6. Making the Case for Political Anthropology: Understanding and Addressing the Backlash Against Liberalism
Rockwell F. Clancy

Part III. Feminism

7. The Decentred Autonomous Subject
Kathy Butterworth

8. Exploring Rape as an Attack on Erotic Goods
Louise du Toit

9. Making Mischief: Thinking Through Women’s Solidarity and Sexuate Difference with Luce Irigaray and Gayatri Spivak
Laura Roberts

Part IV. Race and the Postcolonial

10. The ‘Africanness’ of White South Africans?
Sharli Paphitis, Lindsay-Ann Kelland

11. Identity, Alterity and Racial Difference in Levinas
Louis Blond

Keywords: Philosophy, Philosophy of the Social Sciences, Phenomenology, Political Philosophy, Feminism, General Psychology