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Paris, France - Course Descriptions - Thinking the World: Cosmopolitanism and Its Critics

Course Information

Subject: Philosophy (PHIL), Political Science (POLS)
Number: 321
Language of Instruction: English

Contact Hours and Credits

Semester Session: 45 contact hours, 3 semester credits, 4 quarter credits

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SessionDatesPrice
Spring Semester 2011 - Sorbonne and AUP - Language and ElectivesEarly January - Late May 2011$15,995

Full Description

The course discusses the pertinence or not of cosmopolitan thought to analysis of world politics. Born from a moral discourse pitched against the power politics of empire (Greek stoicism), cosmopolitanism is today defined by a moral and legal culture of human rights and an ethical and political culture of global values and/or goods. Contemporary proponents and critics of cosmopolitanism are analyzed in this context.

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Thinking the World: Cosmopolitanism and Its Critics


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