Vulnerability and critical theory

Intro -- Contents -- Vulnerability and Critical Theory -- Abstract -- Keywords -- Introduction -- Part 1: The Vulnerable and the Geometer: Contemporary Uses of the Concept of Vulnerability in the Social Sciences -- 1.1 Vulnerable Cities, Territories, Populations and Individuals: Risk -- 1.2 The Risk of Poverty -- 1.3 Vulnerability as Doubly Filtered by the Social Sciences and Philosophy -- Part 2: Contemporary Moral Philosophy: Three Models of Vulnerability and Three Accompanying Problems -- 2.1 Three Competing Models of Vulnerability -- 2.2 The Problem of the Political -- 2.2.1 Exposure to Injury -- 2.2.2 The Impropriety of Self -- 2.2.3 Vulnerability as Dependency -- Part 3: Vulnerability according to Critical Theory: Recognition and Normative Expectations -- 3.1 Exercise of Archaeology: The Mängelwesen -- 3.2 Vulnerability to Misrecognition: An Example of Exposure to Injury -- 3.3 Outline of a Reconstructed Notion of Vulnerability -- Part 4: Perspectives: Thinking Vulnerability and the Political through Together -- 4.1 The Political as Sphere of Deliberation -- 4.2 The Political and Political Subjectivity -- 4.3 The Political as Common -- Bibliography.