1. Introduction
2. Situating Recognition
3. Pluralism and Social Recognition
4. A Critique of Modern Institutions
5. Towards a New Ethical Paradigm
6. Socio-Natural Embeddedness
7. Socio-Cultural Norms in the Public Place
8. Towards a Naturalistic Paradigm of Norms
9. Conclusion: Lifeworld, Norms and Politics
Biography
R. Krishnaswamy is Associate Professor and Co-Director for the Centre for Social and Political Research, O.P. Jindal Global University, India. He has a Ph.D. from the University of Delhi in Philosophy. He has held a research fellowship at the University of Carleton, Ottawa, Canada. He has recently been a HESP/CEU post-doctoral fellow in the Philosophy Department at Central European University, Budapest, Hungary (now in Vienna). His research interests criss-cross across various disciplines. He works on issues related to the philosophy of mind and language.
