Openness in taste—presented in this study as the “backbone” of cultural omnivorousness—
represents a standard of sophistication typical of cosmopolitan societies in accordance with …

What do 20th century attempts of Israelis, Palestinians, and Humanitarians to affect subject
formation in Israeli prisons reveal about the relation between domination and freedom …

La creciente disociación que se percibe de la humanidad con su casa común (la Tierra), se
ha convertido en un terreno filosófico poroso y diverso, que por primera vez y después de …

This chapter shows that Kant's notion of human dignity can be understood as a novel 'care of
the self'and an 'art of not being governed'. Drawing on a Foucauldian approach, it …

This article sheds light on an important aspect of Polish and European history of thought;
namely, how ideas of the humanist movement that were born in Renaissance Florence …