Ghosting Humanity: Toward an Ethics of/for the Disappeared

Ghosting Humanity: Toward an Ethics of/for the Disappeared

This paper visualizes what an ethics of the disappeared might look like if the troubled ontology of ghosts and their (un) seen realities are posited as real as allied discussions of the victims of human trafficking and other instances of violence against women, including femicide and sexual slavery.

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1. Verfasser: Ortiz, John Kaiser
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Boundaries
Ethics
Ghosts
Human trafficking
Mounted police
Murders & murder attempts
Ontology
Phenomenology
Philosophy
Pragmatism
Slavery
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Ethics
Ghosts
Human trafficking
Mounted police
Murders & murder attempts
Ontology
Phenomenology
Philosophy
Pragmatism
Slavery
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