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Homi K. Bhabha, E. Efe Çakmak

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For journals, Europe as a concept is worthwhile only if conceived of as a threshold to be surpassed, Homi Bhabha argues in interview with Emrah Efe Çacmak. Their work is per se internationalist and has to link communities of intellectuals and activists around the world. [ more ]

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Forget journals!

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Places and strata of memory

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Beyond transparency


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is Professor of Sociology, McGill University, Montreal.



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Samuel Abrahám, Béla Egyed, Egon Gál, John Hall, Russel Jacoby, Richard Rorty

The dull decencies of normality

A debate on the contemporary uses of liberalism

Will utopian promises gain sway over the "dull decencies of normality" offered by liberalism in the coming century? Why is it that liberalism's most vehement critics come from within its charmed circle? And how will liberalism and its institutions respond to global social and economic change? Leading Canadian and American political philosophers in correspondence with Slovakian journal Kritika & Kontext. [more]

01.08.2005



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