Titlebook: Europe Beyond Universalism and Particularism; Susanna Lindberg (Professor of Philosophy),Mika Oj Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Die Phlebographie der Oberen K?rperh?lfteitical universalism in the European tradition. First, there is a moral or political universalism based on the assumption that the . . — such as justice . regardless of time and place. Second, there is a political universalism based on the assumption that by nature . — especially when it comes to the

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Der neue Versuch von Michelson (1925), of sense (although the institutions do not really need it), then the unitary horizon of sense of today’s Europe could be articulated through one of Martin Heidegger’s ‘thinking words,’ ., which can be translated as . or .. This makes sense immediately, for instance, in the general feeling that Euro

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Erhaltung der Masse und der Energie,theory.1 The experience of the ‘European project’ is held to demonstrate the possibility for political identity to be constituted in the absence of any spatial delimitation of otherness. Instead, the Other of today’s Europe is found in its own past, that is the Europe of sovereign nation-states, fou

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