Titlebook: Building Cosmopolitan Communities; A Critical and Multi Amos Nascimento Book 2013 Amos Nascimento 2013 community.human rights.philosophy.tr

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The Transformations of the Critical Traditionack to the eighteenth century, take Immanuel Kant’s views on . as point of departure, and show how the tradition he inaugurated has been changed and updated. The focus here is not necessarily on the epistemology of Kant’s three ., but rather on the critical method he initiated and the practical appl

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From Plurality to Global Human Rights Discoursest only in the past decades, but also in the last centuries and millennia. Like the tradition of critique, the positions within Discourse Philosophy, and the notions of community I have reviewed, conceptions of human rights have undergone transformations as well. In the previous chapters, I accounted

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Cosmopolitan Ideals and the Norms of Universalityespecially in view of globalization. A changing global context has brought about challenges such as the weakening of nation-states, deregulating of economic sectors, volatility of financial markets, increased inequalities, growing poverty, political instability, ongoing military conflicts, transnati

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Cosmopolitanism Communities under Constructiontanism is an ideal rather than reality. However, we can have many experiences that anticipate or indicate aspects of what this cosmopolitan condition might be. We may also experience what cosmopolitanism is not. How would we know? In order to even identify what we are talking about, we need a cosmop

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Jill P. Mesirov,Pablo Tamayo,Robert J. Naglecondition to identify and evaluate individual behavior, actions by nation-states, supranational projects such as the European Union, and point out what counts as a possible anticipation of a critical cosmopolitan ideal.