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Citizen of the world : the cosmopolitan ideal for the twenty-first century / Peter Kemp ; translated and revised by Russell L. Dees.

Van Pelt Library JZ1308 .K46 2011
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Kemp, Peter, 1937-2018.
Series:
Contemporary studies in philosophy and the human sciences
Standardized Title:
Verdensborgeren som pædogogisk ideal. English
Language:
Danish
English
Subjects (All):
Cosmopolitanism.
Cosmopolitanism--Philosophy.
Citizenship.
Globalization.
Philosophy.
Physical Description:
297 pages ; 22 cm.
Place of Publication:
Amherst, N.Y. : Humanity Books, 2011.
Contents:
I The Challenges
1 The Ambiguity of Globalization 33
The Development of Globalization 33
Repressed Globalization in Schools 38
The Citizen of the World as an Answer to Globalization 41
2 The Paradox of the Nation 49
The Nation and the World 49
Europe and the Nations 61
The Conversation between Cultures 64
3 The Utopia of Sustainability 73
The Concept of Sustainable Development 74
The Dimensions of Sustainable Development 76
Economy and Ethics 82
Ideal Ethics and Realistic Law 85
Utopia and Responsibility 92
II The History
4 The Premodern Cosmopolitan 101
The Rise of Universalism 101
The Stoic Cosmopolitan 106
The Christian Cosmopolitan 113
From Canon Law to the Law of Peoples 117
5 The Modern Cosmopolitan 123
The Origin of International Law 123
From International Law to Cosmopolitan Law 126
Beyond the Law of Nations 141
III The Task
6 Cultivation With and For Others 147
Philosophy of Education Was Bom at the Same Time as Philosophy 147
The Educational Object 151
Philosophy of Education as Humanistic Science 161
7 Hermeneutics as Cultivation: Mimesis 169
Philosophy of Education as a Form of Art 169
The Art of Hermeneutics 175
From Philosophy of Nature to Philosophy of Existence 179
Hermeneutics of Our Time and the Mimesis Theory 181
Mimesis Theory Today 186
Repression of the Idea of Mimesis 190
Cultivation through Mimesis 196
8 Philosophy of Education as Hermeneutics 199
The Need for the Philosophy of Education 199
Critical Hermeneutics 202
Educational Hermeneutics and Transmission 206
Critcal Pedagogy 209
The New General Cultivation 216
9 The Global Cosmopolitan 219
State versus Individual 219
The State as Educator? 222
The Individual as Self-Educator? 235
Memory and Reason 238
Beyond Individual and State: Citizen of the World in Our Time 244.
Notes:
Translated from Danish.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
ISBN:
9781616141714
1616141719
OCLC:
466343429

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