Philosophy of Globalization

The Aim Of The Publication Is Both To Provide The Debates On Globalization With A Genuine Philosophical Perspective By Working Out Its Normative Dimensions, And To Scientifically Ground The Ethical-philosophical Discourse On Global Responsibility. Other Topics Addressed Are The Altering Consciousness Of Space And Time, And Globalization As A Discourse, As An Ideology And As A Symbolic Form. Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- 1. Global Economy And Politics -- The Political Subject In Globalization: The Discussion Agency -- Complex Citizenship And Globalization -- A Defense Of Cooperative Cognition -- Conceptualizing Capitalist Globalization -- Liberalism's All-inclusive Promise Of Freedom And Its Illiberal Effects: A Critique Of The Concept Of Globalization -- Defense Of 'soft' Universalism Or 'clash Of Civilizations' -- The Places Of Critical Universalism: Postcolonial And Decolonial Approaches In Context -- 2. Ethical Duty: Global Justice -- The Thinning And Deformation Of Ethical And Political Concepts In The Era Of Globalization -- Globalization, Inequalities And Justice -- From A Bounded View To A Globalized Perspective: Considerations On A Human Right To Health -- Who Are The Subjects Of Justice In A Globalized World? From The 'unidimensional Identity' To The 'diversity Of Identities' -- Sustainable Intergenerational Justice And Its Ends -- Global Responsibility In A Historical Context -- 3. On History Of Globalization -- Philosophical History At The Cusp Of Globalization: Scottish Enlightenment Reflections On Colonial Spanish America -- Jesuit Mission And The Globalization Of Knowledge Of The Americas: Florian Paucke's Hin Und Her In The Province Of 'paraquaria' During The Eighteenth Century -- Urban Globalization And Its Historicity: The Case Of The Global Sanitary City In Mexico In The Nineteenth Century -- A Land Of Opportunities: Foreign Engineers In The Ottoman Empire -- Cartographies Of The 'eastern Question': Some Considerations On Mapping The Sea Of Marmara And The Black Sea In The Nineteenth Century -- The Effect Of Dependency Theory On Discussions Of 'underdevelopment' In Turkey -- The Transition From Feudalism To Capitalism And The Problem Of Temporalization-on The 100th Anniversary Of Witold Kula's Birth -- 4. Globalization In The History Of Philosophy -- Globalization And Crisis Of Values: Promise And Total Disappointment -- Radical And Moderate Enlightenment? The Case Of Diderot And Kant -- Hospitality, Coercion And Peace In Kant -- Critical Global Studies And Planetary History: New Perspectives On The Enlightenment -- Globalization And Modernity In Marx And Postone -- The Metaphysics Of Globalization In Heidegger -- Globalization As A Symbolic Form: Ernst Cassirer's Philosophy Of Symbolic Form As The Basis For A Theory Of Globalization -- 5. Theory Of Globalization And Philosophy Of History -- Theory And Practice Of Historical Writing In Times Of Globalization -- Koselleck-foucault: The Birth And Death Of Philosophy Of History -- Where Is History Heading? Concerning The Idea Of Progress -- The Crisis Of Historical Time At The Beginning Of The Twentieth Century: An Early Counterpoint Between Benjamin And Heidegger As A Crucial Issue For Thinking Modernity, Globalization And Its Historical Space -- A Philosophical Inquiry Into The Future As A Category Of Historical Time -- Index Of Persons Oscar Daniel, Concha Roldán.