Vol. 32 No. 3 (2021): Filozofija i društvo / Philosophy and Society

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HOW TO UNDERSTAND THE OBJECT OF HATRED

STUDIES AND ARTICLES

REVIEWS

INTERVIEW

Published: 30.09.2021

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HOW TO UNDERSTAND THE OBJECT OF HATRED

Editor's Note

Igor Cvejić

337–341
Can it Be or Feel Right to Hate? On the Appropriateness and Fittingness of Hatred

Thomas Szanto

341–368
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A Critical Account of the Concept of De-Objectified Hatred

Mark Losoncz

369–376
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Some Remarks on Unfocused Hatred: Identity of the Hated One and Criteria of Adequacy

Igor Cvejić

377–386
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STUDIES AND ARTICLES

Warfare and Group Solidarity: from Ibn Khaldun to Ernest Gellner and Beyond

Siniša Malešević

389–406
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Women’s Activism in India: Negotiating Secularism and Religion

Milica Bakić-Hayden

407–417
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Heidegger’s Aesthetics. The Philosophy of Finite Human Freedom and Basic Moods and Emotions

Nebojša Grubor

418–427
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An Ethics-Based ‘Identity-Proof’ of God’s Existence. An Ontology for Philotherapy

Aleksandar Fatić

428–438
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‘Environmentalism Without Ideology’ and the Dreams of Wiping out Humanity

Ondřej Beran

439–459
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Becoming an Ethnic Subject. Cultural-Psychological Theory of Ethnic Identification

Ana Đorđević

460–478
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REVIEWS

Jana Ndiaye Berenkova; Michael Hauser; Nick Nesbitt (Eds.), Revolutions for The Future: May ‘68 and The Prague Spring, Suture Press 2020.

Aleksandra Knežević
Edgar Vind, Paganske misterije u Renesansi, Fedon, Beograd, 2019.

Aleksandar Ostojic

INTERVIEWS

What’s the Point of Sociology If It’s Not Engaged? An Interview with Michael Burawoy

Ivica Mladenović