Jane Mummery Livres

Focusing on human-animal interaction in contemporary Australia, this interdisciplinary study explores innovative concepts for cohabitation. It examines the roles of advocates, activist groups, and mainstream media in shaping perceptions and practices. By analyzing these perspectives, the book seeks to propose improved models for communal living between humans and animals, highlighting the potential for more harmonious coexistence in the twenty-first century.

Engaging with the evolution of democratic thought, this book examines the perception of democracy as a normative concept in the West and critiques its emptiness in political discourse. It highlights the emergence of radical democracy and its implications for contemporary political theory. Aimed at students and scholars, it serves as a vital resource for those studying political philosophy, political theory, and international relations, fostering a deeper understanding of the radicalizing movement within democracy today.

This book explores the potential for a post-metaphysical ethics rooted in Martin Heidegger's work. The author argues against the notion that 'Post' is inherently unsympathetic to ethics, presenting a framework for ethical practice that avoids paradoxes. It engages with contemporary continental philosophy, offering a fresh perspective on ethics in the 21st century.