Cosmopolitics as «Cosmo-ethics»: from Western universalism to common world policies
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https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2010.i42.683Keywords:
cosmopolitics, globalization, risk society, nature, natural contract, cosmoethicsAbstract
This paper aims to reconsider the concept of cosmopolitanism, usually used to express a lack of local linkages and the establishment of ties with common mankind. This concept has acquired a deeper meaning when used by Isabelle Stengers and, among others, by Bruno Latour (they explicitly refer to the term «cosmopolitics») to indicate a new policy that no longer fits in the modern solution of nature and society. The concept is also reviewed through the new paradigm that provides the so-called decolonial thought.
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