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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20180308T111500
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SUMMARY:Contempt as an Other-Characterizing\, "Hierarchizing" Attitude
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LOCATION:The University of Melbourne\, Melbourne\, Australia\, 3010
DESCRIPTION:<p>Abstract:</p>\n\n<p>People frequently say they do not want others' pity\, but welcome their compassion.&nbsp\; Why is this?&nbsp\; Pity essentializes the other and views them from a perspective of difference and superiority.&nbsp\; I argue that the same is true of contempt.&nbsp\; In a slogan: pity is to compassion as contempt is to moral blame.&nbsp\; Whereas compassion and blame identify with and relate&nbsp\;<em>to</em>&nbsp\;their objects second personally\, pity and contempt view the other from a third-personal perspective of superiority.&nbsp\; Like recognition respect in constructing superior status (honor respect)\,&nbsp\;<em>performance contempt</em>&nbsp\;constructs lower status.&nbsp\; Contempt the attitude\, is the attitude of which performance contempt performs an expression.</p>
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