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Margaret Gilbert, Joint Commitment. How we make the social world, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2014, pp. 449

Authors: Terravecchia, Gianpaolo;

Margaret Gilbert, Joint Commitment. How we make the social world, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2014, pp. 449

Abstract

Il saggio presenta e discute i risultati principali di Joint Commitment. How We Make the Social World, il libro pubblicato da Margaret Gilbert nel 2014. L’autrice presenta e difende la propria teoria del soggetto plurale: contro l’individualismo metodologico lei mostra che l’impegno congiunto può creare un soggetto plurale irriducibile alle parti che lo compongono. Questa idea, peraltro già presente nei libri precedenti dell’autrice, viene discussa affrontando nuovi temi interessanti come i sentimenti di colpa collettiva, l’amore, il patriottismo. La sezione finale del presente saggio mette in luce alcuni punti di forza del libro e mostra anche alcune delle sue debolezze, come l’esigenza di una discussione dell’impegno congiunto in una fenomenologia delle prese di posizione sociali.

The paper presents and discusses the main results of Joint Commitment. How We Make the Social World, the book published by Margaret Gilbert in 2014. The author presents and defends her plural subject theory: against methodological individualism she shows that joint commitment can create a plural subject which is irreducible to its own parts. This idea, already presented in previous books of the author, is discussed dealing with new interesting topics such as collective guilt feelings, love, patriotism. The final section of the paper stresses some of the stengths of the book and shows also some of its weaknesses, such as the need of a discussion of joint commitment within a phenomenology of social stances.

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Azione collettiva, Soggetto plurale, Impegno congiunto, Plural subject, Collective action, Joint commitment

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