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Farrokh K. Langdanaistorical development. Many contemporary philosophers have thus come to question what Gadamer calls ‘the prejudice against prejudice’ (1975), rejecting the Enlightenment habit of deprecating its others. More particularly, post-colonial thinkers have noted the condescension with which the West tends

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Farrokh K. Langdanafication of cruelty for cruelty’s sake, of pleasurable violence born of ethical and aesthetic disinterestedness, was to furnish the rationale for the ultimate killing machine of Auschwitz, so Horkheimer and Adorno had already postulated in their critique of technical reason, . (1944).

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Farrokh K. Langdanastantia Phillips to the regional branch of an American eighteenth-century studies society (a forum which delights in papers on the exploits of a Hervey, Boswell or Wilkes), I was frostily informed by a participant that some people and some behaviours were not suitable for academic discussion (and ne

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Farrokh K. Langdanas in geography and power. As such, this emerging structure entails changes in social and economic practices as well as shifts in the dominant norms and in the function of political institutions. It will be argued that the nation-state, far from declining, is a central actor in the reorganisation of

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Farrokh K. Langdanaomic globalisation. The claim here is that it is not possible to moderate the social effects of economic globalisation and to promote liberty around the world without the public regulation of global capitalism. Furthermore, just as deregulation depends on the state, regulation in the public interest

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Farrokh K. Langdanatically more optimistic and socially more radical” than liberals because “they do not view state action, provided it is properly constituted, as an inherent affront to liberty: as itself domination”, while being more radical about the nature of social ills because of the belief that vulnerable peopl

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Farrokh K. Langdananse of detachment from solely local or national affiliations. While cosmopolitanism is “not monolithic” or exclusively liberal (Rengger 2000: 763), the universal value of individual humans is an important part of the liberal tradition and leads to differing variations of cosmopolitan thought. An imp

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omic globalisation. The claim here is that it is not possible to moderate the social effects of economic globalisation and to promote liberty around the world without the public regulation of global capitalism. Furthermore, just as deregulation depends on the state, regulation in the public interest