Cosmopolitanism and antisemitism
di Robert Fine, Philip Spencer
2015 · 192 pagine · Bloomsbury · ISBN 9781472588883
Trama
Cosmopolitanism advances a universalistic conception of humanity and ties it to the particular freedom and well-being of individuals.
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