Dialogue and Universalism

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2019

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Dialogue and Universalism

Philosophy in an age of crisis, part I

Vol. 29 (1)

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(2019). Philosophy in an age of crisis, part I. Dialogue and universalism 29 (1).

Table of Contents

Editorial

Czarnocka Małgorzata

5-7

Resisting nihilism since 1989

Brown Charles S.

9-16

Nationalism, globalism, and the challenges to universal dialogue

Hicks Steven V.

17-36

On thinking globally and acting locally

Fiala Andrew

37-56

Toward a critique of nationalism as a theory of the nation-state

Ghosh Manjulika

57-66

Nationalism, populism and the challenge to the ethics of universalism

Columbus Ogbujah

67-83

Perennial questions of political philosophy

Moussaly Omer

85-104

Political philosophy without human content

Bearn Gordon C.F.

105-116

The role of Marxian alienation theory in Marx's relational-dynamic philosophy of social being

Krakowiak Józef L.

117-145

Freedom, self-determination and automation

Campbell Jean A.

147-158

Safety in the global world

Przybyszewski Krzysztof

159-181

Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me

Fikri Alican Necip

183-204

Being in transit

Landoy Edward Shiener S.

205-216

Beyond capitalism and Marxism

Oyeshile Olatunji A.; Oladebo Omotayo

217-232

The hegemonic subjectification in Ernesto Laclau's theory of discourse

Górski Jakub

233-255

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