Cosmopolitanism in Modernity: Human Dignity in a Global Age examines the challenges and solutions in conceptualizing and actualizing human dignity in a global perspective. The book investigates and endorses the contributions of cosmopolitanism toward a dynamic vision of human beings in just communities that can stretch beyond borders of all kind.
Cosmopolitanism in Modernity: Human Dignity in a Global Age examines the challenges and solutions in conceptualizing and actualizing human dignity in a global perspective. The book investigates and endorses the contributions of cosmopolitanism toward a dynamic vision of human beings in just communities that can stretch beyond borders of all kind.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Local and Global: Notes from Recent US Elections "the sigh of the oppressed creature, the sentiment of a heartless world" The Market Mind-set and the Faith in the Market Cosmopolitan Ideas in Modernity Issues of Definition Part 1: Ancient and Modern Sources and Contexts 1 Ancient and Modern Cosmopolitanisms Ancient and Early Modern Cosmopolitanisms Modern and Contemporary Contexts A Survey of the Varieties of Cosmopolitanism in Modernity Moral and Political Cosmopolitanism 2 The Rise of Economic Individualism and the Development of the Commercial Community A Crisis of Conscience: The Crumbling Sacred Canopy and the Changing Sources of Authority Globalization: The Sheltering Market The Heart of Empire Cosmopolitanism vs. Globalization: The Responsibilities of Freedom Part 2: Contemporary Cosmopolitanisms 3 Martha Nussbaum and the Individual at the Center: Liberties and Capabilities, Theory and Practice Theory: Stoic Theories of Reason, Association, and Moral Development Practice: Action and Conflicting Duties The Capabilities Approach Universal Values and the Primacy of the Individual 4 Jürgen Habermas and the Individual in Community: Freedom and Responsibility in the Nation-State "Perpetual Peace": Kant's Cosmopolitan Idea Reconsidered The Rule of Law and Popular Sovereignty in Modern Democracy Habermas's Linguistic Turn Globalization and the Post-National Constellation Habermas: A Critical Appraisal 5 David Held: Freedom and Accountability Beyond the Nation-State The Interstate System and Modern Democracy The Nation-State: Its Uses and Abuses International Accountability and Enforcement National and International Public Spheres Transnational Public Spheres and Transnational Solidarity Part 3: Restating the Case 6 Cosmopolitan Virtues for a Modern World Fracturing of the Fatal Circle(s) Heterogeneity and Solidarity 7 Cosmopolitanism Law The New New World Order: Unfinished Business Cosmopolitanism and the Left: The Theory and Practice of Cosmopolitan Law Stoic Cosmopolitanism Today 8 Conclusion: Our Futures, Together The One and the Universal Our Post-National Futures, Unavoidably Side by Side Bibliography
Introduction Local and Global: Notes from Recent US Elections "the sigh of the oppressed creature, the sentiment of a heartless world" The Market Mind-set and the Faith in the Market Cosmopolitan Ideas in Modernity Issues of Definition Part 1: Ancient and Modern Sources and Contexts 1 Ancient and Modern Cosmopolitanisms Ancient and Early Modern Cosmopolitanisms Modern and Contemporary Contexts A Survey of the Varieties of Cosmopolitanism in Modernity Moral and Political Cosmopolitanism 2 The Rise of Economic Individualism and the Development of the Commercial Community A Crisis of Conscience: The Crumbling Sacred Canopy and the Changing Sources of Authority Globalization: The Sheltering Market The Heart of Empire Cosmopolitanism vs. Globalization: The Responsibilities of Freedom Part 2: Contemporary Cosmopolitanisms 3 Martha Nussbaum and the Individual at the Center: Liberties and Capabilities, Theory and Practice Theory: Stoic Theories of Reason, Association, and Moral Development Practice: Action and Conflicting Duties The Capabilities Approach Universal Values and the Primacy of the Individual 4 Jürgen Habermas and the Individual in Community: Freedom and Responsibility in the Nation-State "Perpetual Peace": Kant's Cosmopolitan Idea Reconsidered The Rule of Law and Popular Sovereignty in Modern Democracy Habermas's Linguistic Turn Globalization and the Post-National Constellation Habermas: A Critical Appraisal 5 David Held: Freedom and Accountability Beyond the Nation-State The Interstate System and Modern Democracy The Nation-State: Its Uses and Abuses International Accountability and Enforcement National and International Public Spheres Transnational Public Spheres and Transnational Solidarity Part 3: Restating the Case 6 Cosmopolitan Virtues for a Modern World Fracturing of the Fatal Circle(s) Heterogeneity and Solidarity 7 Cosmopolitanism Law The New New World Order: Unfinished Business Cosmopolitanism and the Left: The Theory and Practice of Cosmopolitan Law Stoic Cosmopolitanism Today 8 Conclusion: Our Futures, Together The One and the Universal Our Post-National Futures, Unavoidably Side by Side Bibliography
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