… Tolerance describes the boundaries of group identity by positioning its objects as the limit
cases of that identity, and rather than obviating difference, toleration sustains it through a …

… literature conceptualising liberal tolerance, Wendy Brown’… Regulating Aversion dissects the
anatomy of contemporary liberal discourse of tolerance, challenging the truism that tolerance …

… Regulating Aversion not only makes a compelling argument; it reconfigures the way we think
about tolerance, … For as it demystifies the use of tolerance in liberalism, Regulating Aversion …

… sometimes entail regulation, manipulation, a patronizing stance, and demonization – that is,
the intolerant control of the illiberal weak by the liberal strong – REGULATING AVERSION is …

1448• Social Forces Volume 85, Number 3• March 2007 of welfare recipients as single,
poor African-American mothers,”(86) the reader is left to wonder who she thinks welfare …

… Wendy Brown, Regulating Aversion başlıklı eserinde tam da bu konuyu, liberal
demokrasilerde toleransın pek fark edilmeyen, karanlık kalan yönünü çeşitli açılardan, farklı …

Despite incessant theorising about difference, and frequent forebodings about the immensity
of the challenge that forms of identity-related pluralism pose for liberal constitutional states, …

… Firstly, then, tolerance provides a principle for managing the presence of the undesirable,
a yardstick for regulating aversion. It sets legal and moral constraints on how disapproval of a …

… Brown’s book, Regulating Aversion, analyses the circulation of tolerance in contemporary
political discourse, tracing how it guts the meaning and force of events and inequalities, and …