Cosmopolitan Love and Individuality: Ethical Engagement Beyond Culture

Lanham: Lexington Books (2018)
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In Cosmopolitan Love and Individuality, Nigel Rapport outlines his quest for an ethic of social recognition and inclusion based on shared humanity rather than membership of fictional social, and cultural groupings such as nationalities, religions, and ethnicities. The book proposes love as the glue for social inclusion, where love is the emotional recognition of other individual human beings.

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BD436.R37 2019

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