Cosmopolitanism: Educational, Philosophical and Historical Perspectives

Front Matter....Pages i-x
Editor’s Introduction....Pages 1-17
Front Matter....Pages 19-19
Cosmópolis or Koinópolis?....Pages 21-46
Individuals and Peoples Are Not Each Other’s Enemies: Gunnar Landtman’s Sociological Foundations for Cosmopolitanism....Pages 47-64
Cosmopolitanism and Europe: An Original Encounter in the Thirties (1929–1939)....Pages 65-76
Front Matter....Pages 77-77
Which Love of Country? Tensions, Questions, and Contexts for Patriotism and Cosmopolitanism in Education....Pages 79-88
Cosmopolitan Patriotism Educated Through Kant and Walt Whitman....Pages 89-103
Cosmopolitan Idea of Global Distributive Justice....Pages 105-112
Front Matter....Pages 113-113
The Philosopher and the Teaching of Philosophy in the Age of Cosmopolitanism....Pages 115-121
Education and Three Imaginaries of Global Citizenship....Pages 123-138
Reimagining European Citizenship: Europe’s Future Viewed from a Cosmopolitan Prism....Pages 139-149
Europe and the Post Colony: Possibilities for Cosmopolitanism....Pages 151-162
Front Matter....Pages 163-163
Alain Badiou on Political Education....Pages 165-173
Education in and for Cosmopolitics: A Speculative Vital Materialist Approach to Cosmopolitanism....Pages 175-185
‘We Refugees’: Biopower, Cosmopolitanism and Hospitality, Between Camps and Encampments....Pages 187-199
Laclau’s Ontological Rhetoric, Universality, and Collective Identity: A Lesson for Cosmopolitan Education....Pages 201-213
Concentric, Vernacular and Rhizomatic Cosmopolitanisms....Pages 215-228
Back Matter....Pages 229-232