The moral and political challenges of Hartmut Rosa’s theory of resonance  

作　　者：Amanda Anderson 

机构地区：[1]The Cogut Institute for the Humanities,Brown University,Pembroke Hall,172 Meeting Street,Providence,RI 02912,USA

出　　处：《The Journal of Chinese Sociology》2023年第1期108-120,共13页中国社会学杂志（英文）

摘　　要：This paper explores a series of challenges presented by Hartmut Rosa’s concept of resonance viewed in the context of the normative and political dimensions of critical theory,a tradition in which he explicitly places his work(even as he draws on a wide range of other scholarly fields and domains).First,a tension between the anthropologi-cal and sociocultural aspects of his project raises questions about whether the avowed political commitments of the project can be incorporated into its theoretical frame-work.Second,the variability with which resonance can present,and its fundamen-tally pathic nature,makes it difficult to imagine how it might serve an emancipatory interest.Beyond this,the critical diagnosis of forms of impaired or deficient resonance introduces methodological questions with moral consequences.Despite these chal-lenges,Rosa’s project importantly calls for a renewed relation to the world,one that shares affinities with parallel developments within the humanities.

关 键 词：Modernity Acceleration RESONANCE Critical theory ENVIRONMENTALISM Disability CAPITALISM Psychology Democracy HUMANITIES 

分 类 号：B82[哲学宗教—伦理学]