Cosmopolitanism and the Society of Strangers
M Ossewaarde - Current Sociology, 2007 - journals.sagepub.com
Current Sociology, 2007•journals.sagepub.com
In this article the implications of cosmopolitan thought for the cohesion of groups are
explored. The central argument is that cosmopolitanism signals a shift from sociality to
humanity, which eyes an all-inclusive society of strangers as its end result. Cosmopolitanism
is discussed as a manifestation of the mentality of the global elite, as world citizenship, as a
politics of human rights, as a religion of humanity and as global mores. In these distinct
dimensions, cosmopolitanism appears to pave the way for the society of strangers.
explored. The central argument is that cosmopolitanism signals a shift from sociality to
humanity, which eyes an all-inclusive society of strangers as its end result. Cosmopolitanism
is discussed as a manifestation of the mentality of the global elite, as world citizenship, as a
politics of human rights, as a religion of humanity and as global mores. In these distinct
dimensions, cosmopolitanism appears to pave the way for the society of strangers.
In this article the implications of cosmopolitan thought for the cohesion of groups are explored. The central argument is that cosmopolitanism signals a shift from sociality to humanity, which eyes an all-inclusive society of strangers as its end result. Cosmopolitanism is discussed as a manifestation of the mentality of the global elite, as world citizenship, as a politics of human rights, as a religion of humanity and as global mores. In these distinct dimensions, cosmopolitanism appears to pave the way for the society of strangers.
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