Identity and Cosmopolitanism
Rooted Cosmopolitanism
... unique identity for the ...cultural identity than the same individual living in Athens, for ...cultural identity, but in Toronto they need not worry about backlash or ...cultural identity is ...
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The erasure of race : cosmopolitanism and the illusion of Kantian hospitality
... The European Union’s response to the refugee crisis and the current political malaise of the so-called ‘West’ makes it imperative to (re)assess theories of hospitality and the complacency of cosmopoli- tanism. The rise ...
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Hegel and global politics: communitarianism or cosmopolitanism?
... crystallized what was universal in individual men’ was the nation, and that freedom ‘could only be realized in the nation’ (Krieger, 1957: 130, 132). It is the freedom of ‘the people within the nation state’ (Krieger, ...
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Regional cosmopolitanism: the EU in search of its legitimation
... of cosmopolitanism as well as post-national de- mocracy by many ...documents, cosmopolitanism is part of the self-identity of the EU as it places the individual at the core; and scholars increasingly ...
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Assembling subjects: Cosmopolitanism in late medieval Armenia
... If we can build from accounts of ‘assembling subjects’ to a definition of subjectivity as itself an assembling, then we might arrive at a view of assembling as praxis, and of “identity [as] performatively ...
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‘Ex and the City’: on cosmopolitanism, community and the ‘curriculum of refuge’
... of cosmopolitanism in its claims of and to world citizenship, much of the literature in education that seeks to take up this philosophical tradition does so through the aim of teaching or learning for ...of ...
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Domestic Cosmopolitanism and Structures of Feeling: the Specificity of London
... of cosmopolitanism in contemporary London, nor, importantly, are they inevitably a sign, but they are all the same emblematic of a reconfigured modern metropolitan ...
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Crippin’ the Flâneur: Cosmopolitanism, and landscapes of tolerance
... Disability rhetoric correctly postures that disability is an afterthought (Goggin & Newell, 2005) bound to an exclusionary ableist matrix that sets the terms of engagement. The working model of inclusion is really ...
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Cosmopolitanism and foreign policy for health: ethics for and beyond the state
... national identity and the special responsibilities and relationships that this entails in direct contradiction of an ethic that extends responsibility to a “world citizenship” ...of cosmopolitanism – that ...
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Comparing “cosmopolitanism” : taste, nation and global culture in Finland and the UK
... 48 as examples of bad taste, but his global orientation is best shown when the discussion turns into travelling. Nico has visited 39 countries –and gives immediately the exact number when asked about it, implying that ...
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On Axel Honneth's Cosmopolitanism: The 'Forgetting' of Global Poverty as a Form of Reification.
... experimental identity-seeking involved in ‘realizing’ oneself as central to advanced, deregulated economies (2012: 165), self-realization appears a thick, culture- based concept, which appears incongruous on which ...
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Civility and Progress: Envisaging Cosmopolitanism in the Islands of Mamma Mia! (2008)
... Now that I established the presence of global philosophical nodes, I return to Greek regional politics to examine the role of institutionalised religion in the MM controversy. More precisely, I would like to examine the ...
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Mediating Cosmopolitanism: Crafting an Allegorical Imperative through Beijing 2008
... The very moment this intercultural dialogue commenced other forces promoted the expression of resentful suspicion towards a colonial West. A series of technological inventions figured in the ceremonies as China’s ...
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Goldsmith's cosmopolitanism
... table identity clearly runs counter to his assertion of human universality, it also pays tribute to the free trade of ideas celebrated by Lien Chi, since, like so much of Goldsmith’s work, The Citizen of the World ...
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Troubling cosmopolitanism
... normative cosmopolitanism that its focus is generally outward in its criticism of nationalism, despite nationalism always beginning internally through identity and ...Normative cosmopolitanism relies ...
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Spinoza : cosmopolitanism for the love of multitudes
... We cannot possibly do justice to the real depth of Spinoza’s metaphysical insights here,2 but in this preliminary section will sketch out the journey he makes from a formal being to the [r] ...
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“All Them Aliens Had It”: Pinter’s Cosmopolitanism
... of cosmopolitanism as “creating quasi-legally binding obligations through voluntary commitments” (2008, 23) – an acute observation that underscores further the Kantian uncertainty and ...
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Regionalism and Cosmopolitanism in Edith Wharton’s Old New York
... Its narrative shape, as seen in Old New York, opens to questions like those raised by Craig Calhoun in an essay with a title that carries its argument well: “The Class Consciousness of F[r] ...
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The limits of a diliberative cosmopolitanism : the case of 'new governance' in the EU
... Submission to EJIR November 2010 than in the general sense of a deliberative governance discussed above.2 As Jayasuriya 2005:2 says, “to see this new welfare governance as a part of a mo[r] ...
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Cosmopolitanism, Self-Determinism And Territory: Justice With Borders – A Critique
... territorial limits that an individual is born into (Angeli, 2015: p-1). An individual born within a particular boundary limits may inherently become part of an affluent society whereas an individual born a few miles on ...
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