Titlebook: Heidegger and the Politics of Disablement; Thomas Abrams Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Existentialism.Phi

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Introduction,s are more than mere objects; they are “gatherings,” the primary way we interact with the world. I then state how Heidegger lets us rethink the basis of disability studies, especially in terms of capitalism and medicine, with his two concepts of “care” and the “ontological difference.” I then lay ou

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Martin Heidegger,n discussing the concepts of care and the ontological difference in further detail than the past chapter. Then I move on to time and space, which are different in our everyday experience than as measured objects. Next, I outline Heidegger’s opposition to Descartes’ subjectivity, as knowing existence

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Capitalism,sed on the inability to work. I outline this traditional perspective in social model thought and the historical materialist perspectives. I then suggest we look to particular market technologies, by combining Heidegger’s work on technology with Callon’s theory of market formation. I then look to the

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