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Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: The Moral, the Ethical, and the Political. Translated by Alison Scott-Baumann Chapter 2: Paul Ricoeur: His Life and His Work the Last 15 Years Chapter 3: Ricoeur on Citizenship: A Picture of Dries a Personalist Republicanism Chapter 4: Looking for the Just Chapter 5: Ricoeur Economicus: Can Economic Exchange Involve Mutual Recognition? Chapter 6: The Capacity to Judge and the Contours of a Theory of Political Judgment Chapter 7: The Gift and Mutual Recognition: Paul Ricoeur as a Reader of Marcel Henaff Chapter 8: The Guises of Violence: Paul Ricoeur and Giorgio Agamben on the Transition from Metaphor to Politics Chapter 9: Recognition, Legitimization, and the Suggestion of Tacit Slave-Ideology Today: A Ricoeurian Investigation Chapter 10: Developing Ricoeur's Concept of Political Legitimacy Chapter 11: Unconditional Forgiveness: A Defense Chapter 12: Colonialist Ruinations and the Logic of Hope
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