Can there be life without the other?
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Can there be life without the other?
Carcanet , Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, 2009
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"→Distance and proximity←"--Cover
"This year (the European Union's year of intercultural dialogue), we launched the Gulbenkian Distance and Proximity Programme. Today, as we begin this conference, ..."--Foreword, p. x
Includes bibliographical references
収録内容
- Dialogue, risk and conviviality / Arjun Appadurai
- Identity and violence : towards a critique of Amartya Sen / Dipesh Chakrabarty
- Literature and intercultural dialogue / Eunice de Souza
- Death matters : intimacy, violence and the production of social knowledge by urban youth in the Democratic Republic of Congo / Filip De Boeck
- Difference and similarity : the burden of identity / Jorge Vala
- Can we live without the other? / Karen Armstrong
- A quarrel about diversity? : the post-communist Czech Republic vis-à-vis the new realities of difference / Katerina Brezinova
- Vulnerability, spaces and the building of borders / Manuela Ribeiro Sanches
- Distance and mobility : towards a new understanding of modernism / Ming Tiampo
- Europe and Islam : shared history, shared identity, shared destiny / Mustapha Tlili
- Time to listen to the 'other' while the "other" still exists, before all that's left is the other--, or, A neo-animist pre-manifesto / Ruy Duarte de Carvalho
- An intercultural approach to the issue of Islamic extremism / Sherifa Zuhur
- Closing session : can there be life without the other? : the possibilities and limits of interculturality / Jorge Sampaio
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内容説明
In his opening address to the 2008 Gulbenkian conference Can There Be Life Without the Other?, the distinguished writer on cultural studies Arjun Appadurai summarises the challenge that faces us all: 'If we can agree that dialogue is always a risky affair, we can ask ourselves what risks are involved and why it is worthwhile, even compulsory, to take these risks today'. In a time of globalisation and social instability, finding a way to live with the 'Other' has never been a more urgent obligation. In the papers in this latest volume of the "Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation"'s conference series, thirteen authors explore the risks and the potential of communication between communities, faiths and cultures. Each writer brings to the subject a wealth of scholarship; their disciplines encompass the social sciences, literature, art, religion and psychology. Each brings, too, a global perspective, as a citizen of the diasporas of the twenty-first century. They offer a politics of hope to a world in crisis.
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