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Acknowledgments | p. ix |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Moral Reasoning from a Cosmopolitan Perspective: The Problem of Culture | p. 19 |
Culturalism and Moral Reasoning | p. 19 |
Toward a Moral Conceptual Base of Culture | p. 35 |
Cosmopolitanism: A Definition and the Question of Tolerance | p. 45 |
Who Owns Culture? A Moral Cosmopolitan Inquiry | p. 57 |
Culture-Faith: The Mystification of Cultute | p. 57 |
Culture-Faith Applied: Cultural Privacy and the Ownership of Native Culture | p. 65 |
Counterarguments against Applied Culture Faith: The Right to Cultural Privacy | p. 72 |
Representation without Authorization | p. 75 |
Who Has the Right to Speak for Whom? | p. 78 |
Ethnocide or Culture Killings: Is It So Bad? | p. 81 |
Dismantling the Tribes from Within: Modernization and the Capabilities Approach | p. 90 |
Moral Culture Is Public Culture: Cosmopolitanism and Culture Warfare | p. 107 |
Sylvia Plath: "Daddy" and the Creation of Moral Culture | p. 108 |
Moral Incommensurability and the Clash of Cultures | p. 115 |
The Anatomy of Antiassimilationism and the Logic of Contagion | p. 120 |
The Cult of Death and the Worship of Ancestry: The Genesis of Group Narcissism | p. 126 |
The Psychopathology of Tribalism | p. 137 |
The Tribalist as Moral Appropriator | p. 137 |
Symbolic Ethnicity | p. 140 |
Ethnic versus Ethnic: The Problem of Definition | p. 144 |
Tribalism, Untouchability, and Human Slime | p. 150 |
The Art of Symbolic Necrophilia | p. 155 |
Imagistic and Emblematic Representations: Tribal Epistemology and the Impossibility of Knowing the Other | p. 160 |
Moral Masochism and Black Identity: A Tragic Tale | p. 166 |
Jim in Africa | p. 171 |
Theorizing Posthumanity: Radical Inclusion, Jews as the Chosen People, and the Identity Politics of St. Paul | p. 177 |
Laissez-Faire Existential Engagement | |
Posthuman in the Flesh: Jews and the Fragility of Chosenness | p. 188 |
How God Became a Cosmopolitan | p. 193 |
The Identity Politics of St. Paul | p. 205 |
Appendix:Conscientious Objections to Cosmopolitanism: A Response | p. 215 |
Bibliography | p. 237 |
Index | p. 243 |
About the Author | p. 251 |
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