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David M. Rasmussen
The Emerging Domain of the Political
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This essay deals with two conceptions of the political; one that entails a clash of civilizations associated with a Schmittian critique of liberalism and a second which envisions the political as an emerging domain. The latter idea can be associated with the later work of John Rawls which separates the comprehensive from the political. I argue that it is this idea when reconstructed in relationship to a theory of multiple modernities that can be appropriated for an emerging notion of global justice. Hence, it is in the domain of the political that we should look for a new and emerging concept of justice.
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Virtues and Vices — Eco-Ethical Perspectives on Patriotism and Cosmopolitanism—
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Nature, Technology, Out of Control:
— From the point of view of Inter-Objectivity —
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Lars Hertzberg
Nature is Dead, Long Live The Environment!
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Rebecka Lettevall
The nature of war and the culture of peace
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Peter Kemp, Noriko Hashimoto
Preface
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Richard Kearney
Translating across Faith Cultures:
Radical Hospitality
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Bengt Kristensson Uggla
Ricœur’s History:
The Historical Horizon in Paul Ricœur’s Philosophical Project
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Manuel B. Dy, Jr.
The Confucian Golden Rule in Times of Poverty and Affluence
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Jacob Dahl Rendtorff
Ethics after Fukushima!:
Reflections on Institutional Decision-Making in Complex Organizational Systems
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Peter McCormick
Internationalizing Law and Human Contingency:
On Mireille Delmas-Marty and Paul Ricœur
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Noriko Hashimoto
Conflicts between Environmental Philosophy and Cultural Problems
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Robert Bernasconi
Kant and the Distinction between Nature and Culture:
Its Role in Recent Defenses of His Cosmopolitanism
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David Rasmussen
Public Reason and Democratic Culture
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Editorial
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Paul Ricoeur on Philosophy and Theology
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Limited Sovereignties?
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Peter McCormick
Essential Sovereignties?:
Political, Ethical, and Personal
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Politics and ethics are closely linked in many ways. One such link is the central but still contentious notion of the person. Take the case of today’s European Union. Most basically, member states disagree on what and who persons are. This EU paradox may be resolved when political debates about sovereignty’s limits expand to include ethical discussions of the nature of persons. The aim of this paper is to point in the direction of an account of the person that will support proper understandings of those ethical, and not just political, values that the Preamble of any eventual European Union constitution will need to entrench tomorrow.
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