Preliminary Reflections on ‘Social Cohesion’ (Part III) Dela This text is written as part of the 2022 Humboldt Residency Programme’s work on the topic ‘social cohesion’. As a scholar of rhetoric, my first impulse when confronted with an unfamiliar concept is usually to try to understand what French philosopher, rhetoric scholar, and philologist Barbara Cassin […]
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Preliminary Reflections on ’Social Cohesion’ (Part II) Share This text is written as part of the 2022 Humboldt Residency Programme’s work on the topic ‘social cohesion’. As a scholar of rhetoric, my first impulse when confronted with an unfamiliar concept is usually to try to understand what French philosopher, rhetoric scholar, and philologist Barbara Cassin
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Preliminary Reflections on ’Social Cohesion’ (Part I) Share This text is written as part of the 2022 Humboldt Residency Programme’s work on the topic ‘social cohesion’. As a scholar of rhetoric, my first impulse when confronted with an unfamiliar concept is usually to try to understand what French philosopher, rhetoric scholar, and philologist Barbara Cassin
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What Ukraine Teaches Us About War and Diplomacy Dela Towards the end of his Philosophy of Right, Hegel developed the idea of ‘the necessity of war’ as the ever-present threat against the modern nation state. What this claim entails is neither simply a pure realist description of functions nor an idealist normative injunction, but an
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