Titlebook: Black America and Existential Incompatibility; Phenomenology, Ethic Avery Merriel Smith Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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,Die Möglichkeit einer Hochwasservoraussage,nd change her behavior toward the Black person thus providing an environment in which both persons can thrive. Finally, this chapter provides an explanation as to why the reader should take the philosophy seriously and incorporate the ethical praxes into their everyday lives.

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Die Planetarische Grenzschicht,This chapter gives a brief but comprehensive explanation of philosophy and philosophical terms the reader will need to understand in order to appreciate the rest of the book. This chapter also begins to orient the philosophical endeavor and the ethical question within the context that is racism and Black America as an existential problem.

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,Die Wärmebilanz der Erdoberfläche,This chapter considers the ontology of the human being as a person while confronting W. E. B. DuBois’ question “How does it feel to be a problem?” The chapter examines the ways in which the Black person is objectified and how that objectification is problematic to both the Black person and those who objectify her.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-97358-1This chapter picks up DuBois’ thematic investigation by exploring the impact of the double-consciousness on the Black person as she actualizes it in order to survive the world that is hostile to her existence.

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The Philosophy and the Ethical Standard,This chapter gives a brief but comprehensive explanation of philosophy and philosophical terms the reader will need to understand in order to appreciate the rest of the book. This chapter also begins to orient the philosophical endeavor and the ethical question within the context that is racism and Black America as an existential problem.

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The Person as a Problem: The Crisis of Objectification Imposed on Human Existence,This chapter considers the ontology of the human being as a person while confronting W. E. B. DuBois’ question “How does it feel to be a problem?” The chapter examines the ways in which the Black person is objectified and how that objectification is problematic to both the Black person and those who objectify her.

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A Responsible Way Forward: How One , to Behave when Encountering the Problem,This chapter proposes a way forward that is conducive to respectful relationship centering ethics and responsibility as a means of dismantling the systems of White Supremacy. The chapter also acknowledges the work that is ethical and responsible behavior—responding to the call of the other.

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Brazilian Internet Bill of Rights: The Five Roles of Freedom of Expression, wording of the Law, each time playing a different role. From discussions on how to protect anonymous discourse to the challenges of implementing a regime for Internet intermediaries’ liability, this article reviews how freedom of expression is addressed in the Brazilian Internet Bill of Rights.