دانلود کتاب The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy and Europe

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Acknowledgments
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Europe: myths, mappings, and meaning
Part 1 Europe of the philosophers
1 Europe and philosophy
2 Leibniz in Europe
3 Hegel revisited: the relevance of Hegel’s philosophy in contemporary European politics
4 Nietzsche and the good Europeans beyond Europe
5 Husserl and Europe
6 Heidegger, Europe, and the history of ‘Beyng’
7 Latin empires and large spaces: Alexandre Kojève and Carl Schmitt on Europe after the end of history
8 From European to system rationality: Max Weber and Niklas Luhmann
9 Maria Zambrano
10 The ‘Frankfurt School’ and Europe
11 The European Hamlet
Part 2 Concepts and controversies
12 The idea of the nation
13 Philosophies of post-national citizenship at a crossroad
14 Cosmopolitanism: from Kant to the vindication of legitimacy and democracy
15 European solidarity: definitions, challenges, and perspectives
16 Exploring the borderlands of solidarity: Europe and the Refugee Question
17 The institution of the European political space: EU borders, freedom of movement, and the status of refugees
18 The emergence of the Euro as imperialist money
19 Is a European republic possible? on the puzzle of corporate domination
20 Europe and the question of the separation between private and public
Part 3 Debates and horizons
21 On emotion and the politics of status: the state of populism in Europe – a Dutch perspective
22 Race and Europe: does a European philosophy of race mean anything?
23 Interacting Entities: the relationships between Europe and Social Darwinism
24 The two Invisible Cities of Europe
25 Philosophy, Europe, and America: planetary technology and place-based indigeneity
26 Philosophical humanity . . . oder Europa: philosophy, modern science, and the Europeanization of the world (in light of Husserl’s phenomenology)
27 Otherwise than humanism: anti-Judaism and anti-Semitism in European philosophy
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