Timely Thoughts: Modern Challenges and Philosophical Responses: Contributions to Inter-Cultural Dialogues

Upa (2007)
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In an age of cultural pluralism, and in light of serious counterarguments, this work offers a justification of universal principles. The book focuses on a series of modern challenges and argues in favor of an awareness for varieties and nuances, as well as a discursive universality. Timely Thoughts represents a serious contribution to inter-cultural dialogues and is appropriate for academia and the public sphere

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