The political vocation of philosophy

Medford, MA: Polity Press. Edited by David Broder (2021)
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Abstract

This book seeks to redefine the purpose of philosophy for our times. Faced with the saturated immanence of the world, philosophy is summoned to return to its original vocation and, after a long absence in which it lost its voice, it is called on to reawaken the community and protect the life we share in common.

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Donatella Di Di Cesare
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