Titlebook: Authenticity; Interdisciplinary Pe Godehard Brüntrup,Michael Reder,Liselotte Gierstl Book 2020 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, part of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56820-6s classify different conceptualizations of authenticity along two axes, which understand authentic living as functions of the divide between the ‘discovery’ model and the ‘creation’ model on the one axis and between individualistic and social models on the other axis. After setting the logical lands

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Hanfried Helmchen,Siegfried Kanowskiut once we start looking beyond this intuitive appeal and examine the claim, we see that it is not warranted. In particular, it fails to consider self-ignorance and thus does not elicit an adequate theory of the epistemological nature of authenticity. This article extends the dyad ‘a(chǎn)uthenticity and

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Hans F?rstl,Hans Lauter,Horst Bickel used in philosophical debates and in ordinary language or in pop cultural codes as well. In a second step, I want to show which mostly implicit concept of selfhood is underlying this type of attribution, and what kind of social ideals and moral claims for being true to oneself or becoming a self ar

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Tomá? Dallos,Jochen Zwerina,László Kovács the self she stays true to has admirable qualities or not. In this article I explore whether this intuition can be substantiated or—put differently—whether we should consider authenticity as such to be good or valuable. To do so, I first clarify what I mean by acting authentically and which notion

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Geropsychology and Long Term Caree to objectify the relation an individual is supposed to have with herself, as authenticity seems to suggest. Second, this ideal is based on an insufficient concept of society that ignores the relational character of both human beings and societies. Third, authenticity is often exploited for economi

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