faikkurtulmus.bsky.social
Political philosopher at Sabanci University, Istanbul. Working on distributive epistemic justice, political philosophy of science & freedom of expression.
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Çok sağol Kerim Can.
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Abizadeh's "The Grammar of Social Power: Power-to, Power-with, Power-despite and Power-over" is very helpful doi.org/10.1177/0032....
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And I've known colleagues like this:
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From a great interview with @depthsofwikipedia.bsky.social at asteriskmag.com/issues/08/th...
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Yes
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I always liked Gareth Stedman Jones's praise & thought it something worth aiming to be worthy of: "Every sentence has the feel of having been deeply thought through over a long period of time".
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Yes, thank you! I can send you the tex file if you like.
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Could you add me too? Thank you!
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Could you add me, too? Thanks.
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Thanks Barry! The comments most certainly helped :)
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With some injustices one who benefits from them can forego some of the benefits, though. Someone born into wealth can give it up like Tolstoy.
Have you found a satisfactory answer?
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I don't know her account, but here's a thought. If her account of domination is like the republican account, and structures give some power over others, they are dominating whether they exercise that power or not. If it's not up to you whether you dominate, it makes sense that you aren't liable.
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I'd thought this was Putnam. Turns out it was him quoting someone else. He attributes it to Étienne Gilson.
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One for Carnap
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Tebrikler Uğur!
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Here's how I turned down a recent request from a Wiley journal to write a referee's report for them.