Comparative Perspectives on Cosmopolitanism Blog Post
Over the past three years, the U.S.-China Research Group on Cosmopolitanism has brought together nine scholars from the United States and the Chinese cultural sphere who have met in successive years in China and the United States, writing, presenting, and discussing different accounts of what cosmopolitanism might mean in the modern, global, and multicultural world in which we live. Our most recent blog posting offers their latest views. These excerpts are taken from papers presented at a final research group meeting at Georgetown University in April 2024. Each paper was critically discussed by Owen Flanagan, the James B. Duke Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and professor of neurobiology emeritus at Duke University, and will subsequently be revised and published, along with Flanagan’s comments, in a special issue of the Journal of Confucian Philosophy and Culture.
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