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COSMOPOLITANISM: ETHICS IN A WORLD OF STRANGERS

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Sinopsis

We are increasingly accustomed to think of mankind as divided between warring creeds, separated from one another by chasms of incomprehension. In Cosmopolitanism Kwame Anthony Appiah, one of the world's leading philosophers, challenges us to redraw these imaginary boundaries. Reviving the ancient philosophy of Cosmopolitanism as a means of understanding the complex world of today, Appiah argues we concentrate too much on what makes us different rather than recognizing our common humanity. Cosmopolitanism confronts our preconceptions about Us and Them and aims to change the way we think. It is a moral manifesto for a planet of strangers.

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Editorial: Penguin

ISBN: 9780141027814

Idioma: Inglés

Número de páginas: 224

Tiempo de lectura: 4h 35m

Encuadernación: Tapa blanda

Fecha de lanzamiento: 03/10/2007

Año de edición: 2007

Plaza de edición: London

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Escrito por Kwame Anthony Appiah

Kwame Anthony Appiah (Londres, 1954) es un filósofo angloghanés, catedrático de Filosofía y Derecho, que pasó de Princeton a la Universidad de Nueva York. Escribe la columna The ethicist para The New York Times y es autor del premiado Cosmopolitismo, entre otras muchas obras.

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Sinopsis

We are increasingly accustomed to think of mankind as divided between warring creeds, separated from one another by chasms of incomprehension. In Cosmopolitanism Kwame Anthony Appiah, one of the world's leading philosophers, challenges us to redraw these imaginary boundaries. Reviving the ancient philosophy of Cosmopolitanism as a means of understanding the complex world of today, Appiah argues we concentrate too much on what makes us different rather than recognizing our common humanity. Cosmopolitanism confronts our preconceptions about Us and Them and aims to change the way we think. It is a moral manifesto for a planet of strangers.