Civil Identity: [A problem field in the philosophy of law and/ or technology?]

Lars Axel Petersen

Civil Identity: [A problem field in the philosophy of law and/ or technology?]

Bidragets oversatte titel: Civil identitet: [Et rets- og teknologifilosofisk problemfelt?]

Publikation: Konferencebidrag › Konferenceabstrakt til konference › Forskning

Abstract

I foredraget vil jeg gennemgå et katalog af eksempler på anvendelse af betegnelsen civil identitet, som går lige fra den rent formelle identificering af en person vha. diverse ID-papirer, fingeraftryk, iris-scanning mm. til diskussioner af Shari'a-lovgivning vs. almindelig civilret i Indien; fra studiet af den religiøse kult i antikke bystater til forfatningsmæssige forandringsprocesser i postkommunistiske lande; og fra konfliktløsningsforsøg mellem jødiske og arabiske borgere i Israel til den feministiske filosof Luce Irigarays program om at udarbejde en specifik kvindelig civil identitet. Hensigten er at undersøge, om disse forskellige anvendelser af 'civil identitet' peger hen imod et samlet og nogenlunde afgrænset virkelighedsfelt, ud fra hvilket der rejser sig aktuelle og vedkommende forskningsspørgsmål. Hvis et sådant undersøgelsesfelt kan etableres, kunne svarene på disse spørgsmål være relevante for sådanne aktuelle problemer som etniske, religiøse og kulturelle konflikter og deres mulige løsning, migration og nationalitet, borgerrettigheder og overvågning, sikkerhed og privatlivets fred, bureaukrati og intersubjektivitet, teknologi og livsverden.

Bidragets oversatte titel	Civil identitet: [Et rets- og teknologifilosofisk problemfelt?]
Originalsprog	Engelsk
Publikationsdato	2007
Antal sider	1
Status	Udgivet - 2007
Begivenhed	Dansk Filosofisk Selskabs Årsmøde RUC 2007; Teknologifilosofi - Roskilde, Danmark Varighed: 2 mar. 2007 → 3 mar. 2007

Konference

Konference	Dansk Filosofisk Selskabs Årsmøde RUC 2007; Teknologifilosofi
Land	Danmark
By	Roskilde
Periode	02/03/2007 → 03/03/2007

Bibliografisk note

Sider: 19

Emneord

civil identitet
civilsamfund
medborgerskab
konfliktløsning
teknologifilosofi
retsfilosofi
politisk filosofi
kulturstudier
idéhistorie

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